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The Election.

The election Monday for city
assessor and collector passed of
query quietly considering the
interest taken. Seven hundred
and ninety FIVE votes were poll
ed in the city. There was seven
candidates in the field and the
election was a regular game of
Seven-up for the assessorship
of the city. Mr.. E. L. Salley
was elected by a plurality of
eight votes. The following is
the vote:
Ell. Salley Ist Ward 65; I'd
81; sd, 20; 18th, IS. Total 227.
Sam Schlenker, 1st Ward 20;
I'd %; sd, As; 4th I2o. Total
ZIG.
c. P. Hicks, list Ward, s; I'd,
81; sd, 3S; 9TH, Io1. Total 1885,.
Ed Lockett, Ist Ward IS; I'd,
%; sd, %; 4th, 20. Total o5.
R. Allcorn, Ist Ward, ID; I'd,
4; sd, 8; 4th; 2. Total 20.
JIG. Dixon, Ist Ward, Is; I'd,
o; sd, 2; 4th 5. Total ~.
M. M. Baine, Ist Ward, 2; I'd,
1; sd, 1; 4th, 2. Total II.
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Real Estate.

w. c. d. WHIPS.
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Ky
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THE FRAUD OF 1861.
The Late Gen. Garfield said to have
g iii Bitterly Repented Of 1t.
NOW OrIeans Ifmes- -Denocrat. .

9s A strange story comes to me from the
DEATH bed. of the late President Garfield.
It is to the effect that while yet In his
full senses, but convinced that he could not
recover, he expressed not only regret, but
deep contrition, for the part which he
had borne in depriving President Tilden
1876. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Garfield was one of the visiting states-
men who thrust themselves into the can
Yass OF the vote Of Louisiana in that
year, bringing out evidence Of bull-dozing
In some of the rural parishes, and
in particular that of the old colored wo-
man whom Mr.. Garfield examined "not, "
he said, 'as a Judge, but as a lawyer"
It is now related that, feeling he could
not recover, that death must take place
within fews days, he talked with his
attendants about his public career as well
as his personal affairs. It is said on au-
thority that have no reason to doubt,
that he showed himself sincerely penitent
for the part which he took in the great
fraud Of 1875. He regarded that as the
one great stain upon his public career;
and he made some reference to docu-
ments which he felt sure would serve to
mitigate the Judgment of posterity upon
him. He expressed the greatest appre-
tensions that at no distant period an
avenging Nemesis VIC culd visit upon his
party and friendsa terrible revenge for
that wrong. Those who listened to him
where his personal and political friends;
they regarded the words and emotions of
Garfield as the effect of physical weak
ness and long suffering, and agreed to be
silent regarding them.
But in the quarrels that have arisen be.
tween the Stalwarts and the Half Breeds
they have been repeated, and are at
length the subject of discussion in pri.
vate circles. At no distant day some
authorized publication on the subject
may be expected.
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No Relief nom the crushlng faxatien.

lts - cuA4I r. II [
The sham which originated II the
House Of Representatives pretending fose
a relief from taxation, but which wa
really contrived IN the interest Of the
banks. OF the proprietors Of patent medi:
cines, OF the dealers In perfumery, and Of
monopoly Of manufacturing matches. may
now be regarded as dead and done for
Alarmed at the signs OF public resent
ment against Congress, the Senate con-
mittee sought TO propitiate favor BY ad-
ding steel and sugar TO the other items.
When the bill was reported TO the Senate
In this changed form, the door was at
once opened to amendment. The Demo
Gratis were placed In position to test the
sincerity Of the Republican side by por-
posing real measures OF general relief, ell
OF which were quite as germane as the
amendments which enanated from the
Republican caucus.
The record shows how these PROPOSE
tions were received. and IL also shows
that. after days of discussions, the Re-
publicansabandoned their bill on Wednes.
day, and took up instead that enor-
nous swindle which Secor Bebeson pro-
posed aud carried through the House. TO
secure his monitor job. and to punish a
number of officers, who had disapproved
of his corrupt management of the navy
under Gen. Garnt. sf5s
This retreat leaves the Republican par
ty in q grave dilemma for the fall cleo
tions. The reckless profigacy and
prodigality Of this Congress exceed all
experience.
The farmers, the mechanics, the labor
ers, and the plain people, as Mr.. Lincoln
called them, who paw the great body of
taxes by the sweat OF their brows, have
cried in vain. R
Congress will adjourn leaving dis.
creditable record. 1t has voted away the
peoples money in the wild extravaganza,
without any honest attempt to reduce the
burdens that weigh upon industry and
enterprise.
If the Democrats are at all wise in
their nominations and in presenting the
issue OF retrenchment and reform, as
they did in 1874, history will be apt to
repeat itself in the experience of the
coming elections.
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RoiD IMPROVEMENT PETITION.

AUDITORS orFIck, HExRy Co., o.,
July 24th, 1852. I
NOTICE is hereby given that on ne i2th duy Of
~ July, A. D. 18s7, petition was fled by Samuel
Dake and others, praying for the improvement cut
ting out and clearing Of the county road leading from
the quarter post Of sections IL and IS IN Barlow
township, Henry county, Ohio north to the corner OF
sections and IS of Richheld township In said eoun-
t beginning ct the south posts Of sections IA
and Is Of Barlow township, Henry county, Ohio,
running thence north the section line Of said sec
lions II and Is, 10 and n, and Of Barlow town.
ship, and sections "a and IS Of Rchhed township in
said county TO the north corners Of said sections and
there terminates 70 improve said road by cutting out
andclearing and grading BY acontnuous ditch on one
side Of said road OF sufficient width and depth to car
y the water; thnt upon presentation Of said petition
the Board Of Commissioners at their special easion
July 18th, 1889, have appointed Messrs. lillian Dills
Peter Punches and John Hashberger, viewers, and
D. p. Hudson surveyor, to meet at Deshler Ohio, on
the 2eth day Of August A. d. 1882, at 10 o'clock A.
M, to view and survey said proposed road improve
ment and TO make their report to the County Com
missioners at their next regular session in Septem
Der, 1882. CHARLES EyERS,
July 2ISt. County Auditor.
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NOTICE
ROAD IMPROVEMENT PETITION.
AuDrron's OFFICE, HEsnY Co., O.,

AUDITORS OFFICE, HENRY Co., o.,
July oath, 1852.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ON the oath day of
IN May, A, D. 1882, a petition was filed BY Wilson
Lowmaster and Others, praying for the improvement
and completing Of the county road leading from the
township line between Damascus and Richheld on
the north to the township line between RichHed and
Bartlow on the south, beginning at the northwest
corner of section number two (2), township number
four (4 north, range number eight tS) east Henry
county, Ohio, thence running south on the section
line between sections two ~ and three (SN ten Q0)
and eleven Ql) to the southwest corner OF section
eleven m and there to terminate, being two miles of
road improvement in length; only one ditch to be
dug on the west side of the road that upon presen
tation Of that petition the Board Of Commissioners Of
Henry county Ohio OF their regular session in June,
A. D., 1882, have appointed Messrs J. p Snapp,
Henry Rogge and George Kryder viewers, and Henry
Kobe surveyor, to meet at f. M. Rynard's residence
in Damascus tswnship on the 14th day Of Augusta
D. 1882 at 10 O'Clock a. % to view and survey said
proposed road Improvement and to make their report
to the Board Of County Commissioners at the next
regular session In September, 1882.
CHARLES EvERS,
July 81 st. County Auditor.
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Sherif's Sale.

IN Sheriff OF the County Of Henry, WILL by virtue
OF an execution issued BY the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county, In favor OF the Russell Conn
pany and against John Hummell, and to him direct
ed, q O'Clock, p. M, on the
18th day Of August "A. D. 1882,
1t the house of John Hummel. In Liberty township,
n said county, offer for sale Al Ablic auction the
following goods ana chattels, to-wit: f tsaa
III One Russell Separator; 8s
III One Russell Glover Iluer. 4 flN
And at the hour OF O'Clock p. m. Of the same day,
on the farm of Frank Free III said Liberty township,
Henry County, Ohio:
X III One Portable Steam Gaw-mill ss
u al One Portable Steam Engine. ss
y Taken on said execution as the property Of said
John Hummell. ~ M
4 Dated this cath day Of July, A. D. 1852. X. y.
GEORGE DAUM,
Sheriff Henry County, ohiQ.
July 2.-te. PF$46
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Sherifs Sale.

John c. McLain, as Treasurer Of Henry County, o.,
Assas. ti{ Nss vs..
Jane McGil ct al. As s9
Order Of Sale, Henry County Court of Common Pleas
By virtue Of order OF sale issued from the above
named court and to directed as sheriff Of Henry
the court house, in Napoleon, Ohio, on 4
Saturday, August 9th, 1882,
At the hour Of O'Clock pm, of said day, thefollow
ing described real estate situated in Henry county
Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number ninety-two css) in Napoleon, Henry
County, Ohio.
Appraised at $1,000.
Terms of sale--Cash. y
GEO DAUM,
Sheriff Of Henry Co., O., and SPECIAL Master Conn,
missioner. III
A. L. Lessick. attorney for Edward McGili, dert.
Napoleon, Ohio, July 10, 1889. $500
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Don't Trust Them.

When you feel badly, and have pains
here and there in your body that you
don't know how to account for it is the
most foolish policy in the world 10 take
the advice of people who say tsOh,
there's nothing the matter with you. Let
Un,,rself alone and you will come out all
Yicht.Y These folks know nothing about
It, and may be trifing with your life,
You may have Kidney Or liver trouble.
Send right out to your Druggist and get
bottle Of DR.. David Kenneys ia
yorite Remedy and then you will be all
right, orswrite . the Doctor, ,at Rondout,
~ Y. 2t
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Sheriff Sale.


vB. KY Es8l9 sfs'68HF +
John Siford and Joseph Siford.
vendi execution Henry County Court Of Common
N#ff Pleas.
BY virtue OF vendi execution issued from
the above named court and to me directed as
Sheriff Of Henry county, will offer at public sale at
on
Saturday, September 9th, 1882.
OF the hour Of O'Clock p MI Of said day the follow
ing described real estate, situated In Henry county,
Ohio, to-wit: 5
The undivided one third (1) Of part of piece Of
land thirty 30) rods wide off Of the west side Of the
east half OF the north west quarter Of section twenty
two 22 in town ave t6) north range ak 6) east in
subject 70 tie rightofway Of the Toledo, Wabash 8
Western Railroad.
Appraised at 8 4f3
Terms of sale-Cash.
88 GEO. DAUM,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Napoleon, Ohio, Aug. Q, 1882. SS 10
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n The New story.

Not tale of failure Or disappointment;
not the old story Of the victim of caustic
application and the evils attending their
use; but the story OF success Of freedom
from pain and consequently absence Of
spots left in the flesh. Putnam's Painless
Corn Extractor give inspiration for hap.
pier reports, and sufferers from ,corns
need not hesitate to try it. Sold every.
where by druggist and dealers in medi,
nsr IT. sf +. s ~ Z
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Total 10 22K 6s1s7 "a 8 10 II
THIRD BALLoT.

On the Sd ballot the names of y. o. Mer-
Merritt and R. NJ. Cloud were withdrawn.
Mr.. Aller was declared the nominee.
The Hon. w. d. Hill being present he
was called upon for few remarks. He
addressed the Convention as follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow Citizens: ,ses
This is the first opportunity have had to thank
the Democracy of Henry County for the cordial sup
port given me In the Convention which made nv
nomination. would be ungrateful If did not re-
turn thanks for the hearty endorsement received at
the hands Of this Convention to-day. am well
aware Of the In attempting to address
this Convention surrounded as you are BY local ex.
citement and shall not attempt to enter into dis.
cussion of the political issues Of the times now but
trust 1t will be my pleasure TO meet the Democrats
Of Henry county In your respective townships, and
there enter into discussion OF the issues OF the
campaign. The issues we have to deal with this wear
are not local issues they are Of necessity federal
issues. and felats to national afFaifs. We nave no
Legislature to eect state ticket with the excep
tion Of three officers the duties of two Of whom are
clerical land the ether can have no bearing on the
politics Of the State Next year we have Legisls-
sure ssna sovernor to elect and It will then be
can be depended the control of the State. But we
have TO elect this year tventyone congressman and
whatever action comes before that body is Of inter
THE FEDERAL TAXATION
is a most important issue. You remember when Che
war closed we had national debt Of $4,000. .OOO0OO
and since then oTshalf has been paid and the other
half refunded, at the close OF the we were paying
$3.50 900 coo year interest and now we pay less than
$s0,0o000O. Then there was deficiency In the ma
ional treasury A every year and now we have sur
plus OF Sl600O0,OO0. Ali laws on the statute books
were passed when the country was involved in war,
when It required 81, day to maintain an army
and the people did not complain under excessive
arising therefrom have been settled By consfiutona
amendment When the Commissioners of this
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Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe writes to
q western newspaper that the character
Of Uncle Tom was not biography or q
portrait. but work of the imagination.
a similar explanation seems necessary
in regard TO Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves
Lord Byron.
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ON RESOLUTIONS,
ArrERrooN SESSION.

The Convention reassembled at lo'clock
and was called to order by Chairman Hell
Ter, who called for the report Of the Com
mittee on Permanent Organization, Rules
and Order of Business. The committee
reported as follows: x
For Permanent Chairman w. H. Hub
bard. For Permanent Secretary, L.. T..
Orwig. Assistant Secretaries, Chas. Evers
and P. G. Schwab. .ias
The Rules governing the Ohio House of
Representatives shall govern SO far as ,ap-
plicable to this Convention. /.
The majority of all votes cast shall be
necessary to a nomination.
The nominations shall be made in the
following order;
LIST, Infirmary Director.
I'd, County Commissioner.
Sd, Prosecuting Attorney. a
4th, Sheriff. ss.gfs fFs
All candidates shall be required to
pledge themselves to support the nominees
OF this Convention. @
D. HARTNETr, Chairman.
g. U. FoNoANoN, Sect'y.
The report was received and adopted.
On assuming the duties of Permanent
Chairman, Mr.. Hubbard thanked the
Democrats for the honor conferred in a
neat little speech, which was received
with applause. e
The next business in order being the
report OF the Committee on Credentials,
the committee reported as follows: ss
All townships In the county are repre-
resented. There are no contests.
We further report that the following
persons are delegates to this Convention
and entitled to cast the vote of their re-
'spective township. Here appears list
!ot delegates as printed in the NORTHWEST
of last week.-ED.l
The report was received and adopted.
The Committee upon Central Committee
reported as follows. IA
Ridgeviile, Conrad Mohr.
Freedom, Harry Garrett.
Napolson, d. Meekison il.
h Elatrock, Fred. Nishivitz. s
Pleasant, New BaVaria), @, Hornung.
Holgatd), w. Kaufman.
Marion, J. H. Hashberger.
Monroe, VIM. II. Booher.
Harrison, J. N. Bliss. ,,8 tx3.y
/ Liberty, East), G.. u. Foncanon. & e
\ ~ I" (West), Wilson Garrett.
Washington, w. w. McGifiin.
Damascus, A. M. Gidley.
Richfield, G.. w. Baugher.
Bartlow, Peter Johnson
J. r. SNAPP, Chairman.
CHAs. EvERs, Sect'y.
N The report was received and adopted.
Through its Chairman, d. X. Bowker,
the Committee on Resolutions reported
the following: " N D
on ae9 e cs
Of th8!party as proclaimed by Jefferson, and for
sixty years administefed by his successors, do de-
aThat We recognize in the platform adopted BY the
Democracy In convention at Columbus on the Goth
July the correct declaration o. 90 ap
plicable to the issues involved In the present CAM
paign. 4, " v.,. I.
Democratic candidate for Congress, We recognize a
representative Of the trne Jefersonan and Jackson
ian principles and believe that with him can be
safely entrusted the welfare Of the Federal union
Of the general revenue, and that his efforts win be d.
rected 70 the prevention Of extorton from corpora
tions AZ we'll as from unjust and oppressive tariff
laws and tfiiciGi piundersn M
The next business intorder was the am
nouncement of candidates for Infirmary
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Ayoung man, not long ago, went to
see hisintended, and as the .swee sma
hours" came around and conversation
grew slack, be ventured to say: "Who's
sweet. Lncinda?r She looked up a kttle
surprised and said: "Oh, bof'en Of usln V
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IA veritable water spout or cloud-meet
occurred in GAINESVILLE Thursday night
and completely flooded everything. The
clouds met directly over Caps Run,
which rose twenty feet in less than as
many minutes and swept household
goods out of the houses and .out-houses
away before the residents were aware of
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s2ls,Os5, ,4os s2s5, $50, ,sst

The increase, therefore, in the appro-
priations this year is $7S, 1886, ,579. Il to
this be added the estimated deficiency ia
the pensions appropriation Of last year
Of $40, 900, 900 and in the postofice appro-
priations Of 81, 900, 900, the increase will
be very nearly $100, ,000, 900.
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Total ....-...... so 27 81 S9H % sou
On the 4th BALLOT Mr.. Knipp withdrew
his name.
Mr.. Casteel was declared the nominee.
Names OF candidates for Commissioner
being. next in order, the following were
presented: W. 81. Dills, Jas. Connolly, II.
Schulty, G. D. Winner and John Like. Tho
ballot resulted as follows:
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Mr.. Cahill was declared the nominee.
Thename of j. o. Merritt, E. T. Barnes,
F. Aller, R. M. Cloud and J. G. Waltimire
were announced as candidates for Sheriff.
The halleting resulted as follows: n
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what RepublIcan Congress Costs

WASHINGTON, August LA compari-
son of the appropriations made by the
present Congress, shows that the Repnh-
licans have increased the appropriations
over $79, 100000. The following are the
figures for the appropriations. for 1882
and 1888. respectively: 3t , \
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The Presiding Elder who went to con-
duct the dedication OF q new Methodist
church at Grand Rapids did not do Il.
The debt was not all provided for, and
he said he had promised God not to ded-
icate any more due bills, mechanics
liens and mortgages.
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The only scientific Iron Medicine that
does not produce headaohe, 60. but
gives 20 the system all The benefits Of
iron without It's bad effects. Is Browns
lrou kitteEh l.lsif ~ ei1fll
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"Wells' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia. I'M
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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Upon motion of Mr.. Dills the nomina-
tion of Mr.. Connolly was madeunanimous.
The names of r. w. Cahill and Martin.
Knupp were presented as candidates for
Prosecuting Attorney. The ballot result
ed as follows:
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The Democracy in councill
A Harmonious Convention.
An Une1esptIouable Ticket Nominated.
No Scratching and a Triumph
ant Victory in October

Pursuant to notice the Democracy OF
Henry county met in convention on Satur-
day, Aug. 5, 1882, for the purpose OF plac-
ing in nomination county ticket. The
convention was called TO order at 1880 by
r. w: cahill, ESQ.,, Chairman OF the Gen.
tral Committee, who announced that the
committee had selected Hon. s. NJ. Heller
as temporary Chairman. f
On taking the chair Mr.. eraddressed
the body in a few appropriate remarks,
when business Of the convention was
proceeded with.
On motion L. l.. orwig was selected tenn
porary Secretary. &c JAt ~
The following committees were then se-
lected.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Rdgeville, C. Mohr; Freedom, 8. c. Hsag; Ma
poleon, NJ. Westerman Flatrock, ]. Weble; Pleas
ant, N. Baur; Marion, H. Mangus; Monroe, W. II.
Booher; Harrison, Geo. Bowerman; Liberty, East
]. Y. Housel; West, @. W .sBuchapan Washington,
Z. @. 0vermeyer; Damascus, VIM. Connolly; Rich
field, J. B. Garwood; Bartlow, c. Bish.
ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Ridgeyiile, j. stockford; Freedom, F. Hografe;
Napoleon, u. Hartnett; Flatrock, F. Nischwitz;
Pleasant, DR.. J. Townsend; Marion, ]. B. Mess;
Monroe, H. Crossman; Harrison, J. N. Bliss; Lib
erty, East, Geo. Foncsnon; West, NJ NJ. Morey;
Washington, John McGarvey; Damascus. D. Coun
selman; Richfeld, L. D. Chroningcr; Barlow, t.
M. Gehrett.
ON CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Rldgeville, J. NEWELL Freedom, T. W. Warner;
Napoleon, Chas Evers; Flatrock, A. c. Rettig
Pleasant, W. Kaufman, Holgate Precinct; G. Hor-
dung, New Bavaria Precinct; Marion, J. n. Hash
barger; Monroe, Jos. Rentz; Harrison, f. Hefaing-
or; Liberty, Geo. Wright East; &. j. Leist West;
Washington, W. w. McGifin; Damascus, J. p.
Snapp Richfeld, Geo. W. Baugher; Bartlow P,
johnson.
ON RESOLUTIONS. SH
Ridgeyille, W. Thresher; Freedom, D. W. Spang-
ier; Napoleon ]. X. withers; Flatrock, A. Huff
Pleasant, J.. Renneker, Holgate P; H. zschriah,
New Bavaria, p; Marion, W. N. Zierolf; Monroe,
J. E. Mohler; Harrison Thos. Carroll; Liberty, D.
x. Bowker East; G. W. Tester West Washington,
M. Connelly; Damascus, Jas. Huffman; Richfeld,
1. Henry; Bartlow, j. Donovan.
The committees were, instructed to meet
immediately upon temporary adjourn
ment.
On motion of w. III. Hubbard, the con-
vention was adjourned until one o'clock
p. m, snarp.N Ai4 HF.N sisR
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Director: The following were announced:
TobiAs.Knipp, Thos. casteel, T. Miller and
Peter schall. ...l.
The balloting resulted as follows:
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Cancers and other Tumors

are treated with unusual success by
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y. Send stamp for PAM
nhlet. IS
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Cincinnati drinks lag, 100000 "beers''
year.
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Death last week rescued i4s ciucinnas'
ians.
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should be revised. As you are we'll aware Gem
eteas last rear collected 900 from te duty on
sugar, product cultivated In only one OF the Ss