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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

If you are bilious, take DR.. Pierce's
"Pleasant PIrgntive Pellets" tho original
Little Liver Pills" OF all DRUGGISTS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

HAWKS have partiality for tall
pole, from whence they can survey the
field before se'zipg Their prey. The
knowledge of this propensity of the
hawk by the farmers sometimes induces
the latter to erect polee ut certain loca-
tlons, ut the top of which are fastened
steel spring traps, which close when
the hawks nlight on them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

DR.. Kline's Great Nerve Kestorer is the
marvel OF the age for all nerve diseases All
nts stopped free. Send to 9sl AIch street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

A POTATO that has been chlllod Is to-
tally unfit for seed, Farmers are often
at loss to know why their potatoes
do not sprout; when tho solution Of
the mystery would he found III tho
fact that they were chilled before plan
ting
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

Ladies anu chlluren's boots and shoe
cannot run over If Lyons Patent Hoe
Stiffeners are used.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

SAMUEL MILLER, o" Missouri, to the
end Of increasing the crops of potatoes
when seed ls new and high-priced, plants
the tubers in boxes early by stove
and starts the sprouts, and when three
inches IN height they are removed and
set out. and tho operation continued
several times,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

HIgor, strength ami health, all found IN one bot
Tie OF Browns IRON BltterS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

EXPERIMENTS at the Canadian Model
Fam show that n COW previous TO calv-
ing should be confined to straw and
hay diet and completely dried off; TINT
the milking periods should be only once
day for awhile. then once in two days,
and prolonging the intervals MS long ns
it is safe to do So
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

That Husband of Mine
ls three times the man no WAS before no beQan
using Wells Health Ronewer ST. DRUGGISTS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

IN fruit growing, remember that
fruits arc like grain and vegetable crops
III this, they must have manure to keep
up fertility. Unlike vegetables and
grain. however, their feeding roots
are mostly ut the surface. 1t is best,
therefore, annually to top-dress fruit
trees
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
SLllllNN MaAl

"WellsIIealth Renew r"restores health and vigor
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

a WRITER says: '"rhere IS scarcely q
farmer who does not plant II larger
acreage than he can proitahly attend to
and the result is that three acres hard
~ CROP out SO much III one ought 10,
and we hear Of twenty. thirty or forty
bushels of corn to the acre where it
ought to bo sixty to ono hundred BUSH
els, md If the time spent Oh twenty
acres wns spent on ten, and tho manure
dnbhled on twenty were Judiclously
used Oh the ten, there would be- ton
acres to put IN grass, set to enriching it.
self ana ut tho samo time making splen-
did pnsturage for n half score OF year.
hngs, besides realizing fully rs mnch
corn as in the old-style way, and i'll
stead of plowing the corn only two or
three times we had better plow it SIX
times. Now know whereof 1 speak.
During drought several years ago
certain farmer bade his boys plow the
corn seven times that summer, and while
the neighhors' cribs wero very lean that
year his crop was the largest ever gath
cred on That farm"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

The Toulouse goose is one of the
most popular, on account of it's size,
early development good laying quality
and tender and well-flavored flesh. In
color, the breast and abdomen arc light
gray, tho back dark gray; the neck dnr-
ker gray than the back; wings and ab-
domen shading OIL to white; under part
of the body white. The skin OF the
breast, and abdomen show q tendency
to hang down III folds, nearly touching
the ground. This detracts much from
the market value Of tho breed, as it
gives The impression OF greater age than
the goose mny actually possess. Tho
bill Of the Toulouse goose is pule flesh
color, and the legs and feet deep or
ange, inclined To red. 1t is easily fat
tened, sometimes reaching the enor-
NOUS weight Of fifty or SIXTY pounds to
the pnlr, while its cross with tho COM.
mon goose il thought to be even larger
than tho pure breed. For breeding,
only two or three geese should go with
the Toulouse gander. The geese pro-
duce thirteen to fifteen eggs each. After
tho goose has snt II day OF two thirteen
eggs should be given. The perlod of
incubation IL from twenly-eieht 20
thirty days.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09
AGRICULTURE.

TURNING Stock OUT TO GRASS. 1t is
sometimes question of considerable
Importance when to turn stock from
their winter quarters to summer pas
lures. If field is to be stocked to
nearly it's full capacity, it is best to keep
the cattle in the barnyard until the
pasture has become niooly started, or
three or four inches tail. Something
depends, however, upon the kinds OF
grasses in the pasture. Some kinds Of
grasses become tough if allowed togrow
to much size, and are not relished by
stock. This is especially true Of June
grass, or blue grass, which when young
and tender makes the best of pasture,
Glover or timothy Oh moderately rich
land will be eaton readily by stock if
left to reach considerable size; either
will be preferred when growing on
moderately fertile land to that which is
very rioh. 1t is advisable, when not
too inconveniont, to give mllch COWS ,as
we'll rs other cattle, tho pasture both
day and night. I like to have two pas
ture fields, and to give the cattle q
change from one to the other OCCASION
ally. This gives the grass an opportun-
lty to ''freshen up" in the one while un-
occupied, and at the same time makes
the stock moro contented. -Four or five
days after turning stock out to grass, it
is good plan to give them daily ra-
ton of grain. which Will usually prevent
derangement of the system consequent
on the sudden change from dry food to
tucculent grass. Thcye is no date which
can bo tixed as tho best time TO turn
stock to grass. The weather and the
amount OF pasture FIR the animals must
determine this.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

vy Fancy work At their homes. in city or country,
Fail Sne9 s se hass hsH or ssps lsr
particulars. HUDSON MFa. co. .S65 ixth Ave, N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-10-23
@i n Ra II nj ann in Der
III q l. 1


bem burd Elm leibenbes unb idreienbe5
Sinh mebrere Wddte Der Sdlaf seraubt
murbe unb ber 3u Der lleber3eusung ees
lanste, baB Dtrs. Winslows Spctbina
Sprup serabe ber Nrtitel iei, oe6en er far
baS &inb benStbiste, faufte einen Yprratb
bapcn. 9lls er mad Saule fam uno leis
ner 6rau bapcn Wiittbeiluns ntadte, tpei=
serte lie iid, benz Sinoe BON benz @etaufz
ten Su perobreiden, -ba fIe cine Nnblnserin
Der ScmSppatbie mar. Die nddlte Nadt
wurce wieber idlulos perbrudt. gl(s Der
Batter am nddfen Gage mad Sauie fam,
tanb er oas Sinb idledter ais ie, unb ba
er abermals cine idlafloie Na4t befar9s
tete, Uerabreidte ct pdbrenb ter Nbwefen,
belt ieiner Trau benz Sinbe cine Yortirn
bes Sprup uno iaste nidtS baorn. Die
ytadt oaraui idlief aues wObl uno Der
tleine Sdreier erwadte am Wprsen nit
beiterm @eiidt. Die Wlutter mar erfreut
aber ben plStliden wunberbaren Wedlel
unp cbmobl lie fd suerlt beleibigt fihlte,
als iie Nuftldruns erbielt, iebte lie benncG
ben @ebrau4 bes Ssrups fort. Sdreienbe
3inber unb idtaflOie Nd9te linb ibr ieet
unbetannt. Sine einsslne Probe nit benz
SArup bat nod baS 2eiben iebes Sinces
unb bas Yprurtbeil Der Wutter beIieat.
Sn allen @pctbeten su baten; 25 Gents
bic JIalae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-10-23

ginbriiden 5u entsieben. Sic sab fi6
ibnen nit boller Seele bin, pdbrenb
tie, gang erfiilt bon Sreitoe uno @r=
partung, an Ser Seite ibres 8ornltu=
bes babini6ritt. Sic bate Inn gegen=
iiber f6nel genltg bic friibere unbefan=
genbeit tpieoergefunben. Sene leItfame
Stlln6e AM 9drenbrunnen mar lQnglt
bergefen, ebenio tpie Der flii6tige @ri1if,
ben iie tua1gerufen. Das mar tpie
elt1 Srallm beriibergegangeit l1no }6nell
uno fpurlDs lpie ein Sraum aud tpies
per peri6wunbetl. 9tuf bieIem ionnem=
bellenGrunbe baftet nun einmol nid)ts,
iuas eiilem S6atten dbnli9 Iab. Gjas
briele enpfan6 es allerbings, 6ab Der
Treiberr felt ienent Sage cine gan,
ltngetpobnte Site uno 'y1a6aiebiafeit
gegen lie seigte. bate ct oo6 ben 5eu=
tlgett gall nllr bef6loiieit INT, tpie er
gte, geipilIen tan5luitigen GiiB6en
8elegenbeit slt geben, ii@ en6Ii6 ein=
NAL inlioe gu tanSen.
(Gprt|ebuna fcIat.)
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!. = 9ie @Ommiiiion fir @6peime=
su@t, mel6e Der prdiibent Dor &llr3em
ernannte. bat folsenoes beidloKen:
@ommiidr 2oring foa bic Oberauffd)t
fiibren; Curtis, bon Stem Sort, ioll
iiber Die beri6iebenen &aRen, tpel6e
meiit in ben Marft fommen, ibren 1r=
iprung, 3uitanb, Geuidbt, in einem ges
millem Nlter, unb anoere Gragen iiber
bas amerifanii6e S6uein, ipie es. ges
sogen unb Derfauft tpirb, beri6ten. Ser.
glat6foro bon Sllinois mirb iiber Die
Dirt oes transports bonn plabe Der
3u6t bis na6 Dem Nerfaufsort, bic Nrt
0es S9la6tens, bic 8erpadung= unb
electromagnetic, uno ale auf ben
99meinefleii6banbel 8eaug babenbe
Gragen unteriu6ungsn anitellen. Die
profelioren Salmon unb CHANDLER
iperben bic notbipenbigen tpi1eni9aftlis
6en Sori6ungen anftellen, bis gu ipel=
der 9lusbebnung S9weine burd Sris
6inofe uub S6peine @boiera affieirt
tuerben unb aQe in bieies Sad einf6la=
senbe Gragen. IS miro iofort nit Der
glrbeit begDnnelt tper0en.
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SO gebt sur 9aeige nit Dem
(Ssnrptsffttttn.

Nngell9ts eines mDglid)en 6 tiegs mi
| Selttl6lan6 Dber Oe1treid) D0er beibcr
| bat Der r1tlliid)e &rieg5miltiiter einen &C.
| belmen gefebl al bie Sommanbirenben
erlalierl, naG3uforl6en, ipel6e OIfiSiere
bonn 9eibilismus angeVtedt ieien. Gum
groBen S6refen bes GSaren bat man
ettpa SO Sffi5iere berbaften ntiil1en, BON
oenen Nn5ei6en borban6en iparet, 6ab
tie ben Solboten yibiIiltii6e itatt csa=
reufreunbli6e @runbIGBe einimpften.
| 9}a6itebenben Nufruf bes ni6iliftii6en
&omite's bat man unter ben Oflisieren
ipeitberbreitet gefunben:
vSbr Ieio ipobl gelpa6r, bab unIer
8olt unter Der SaIt i6tperer 8eHeue=
rungen d63t. Sbr tpiBt, baB me6r als
bic Sdlfte bes ganaen Staatseinfon=
mems fiirMilitdr5pede ausgegeben tpir6,
alio um Die iebige beipotiidbe Serrf9aft
su itliben. IS itebt in @urer Ma9t,
oas 2ano bon ieinenl bitterIfen Sein6e,
benz S5aren, 5lt retten. Sbr Ieio tapfer,
uno bereit euer Blut gu bergieBen; Derz
gieBt es alio gum 8eiten Cures 0olfes /
anitatt ins Wuslanb Sud f6iden AL
lahen, TIM fir bas Snterehe eines 9es=
poten gu fe6ten, bleibt suhaus uno or
beitet fir bic Snterellen bes Nolfes |!
Man riibmt unb preiit gu6, oaB SIR
bas 8olf unter6riiden belft. 8rii6er,
oas 1T fall9er &ubm. Ser tpabre &ubm
geb6rt Dem, ber ietnett1 2ail6e bient,
uno ieim 2eben fiir feline 2an6sleute
opfert. SIR tuibt, tpel0e Namen bie
@eidi6te preiif, unb tuel9e Namem 1ie
ausl6Idt. Wdblt felber!"
IS 1T nur gu tuabri6einli6, baB felbf
piele Sberoffisiere nit ben gerl9more=
men 5uiammenbalten; fonit tpiir6en an
itatt so i6on Sau1enbe bon nieberen
Sffisierer Der Sbeilnabme an Der 8er=
i3worltng bei6ulbigt fein. Wenm erlf
in Der Sauptitabt ielbit Offisiere unb
Wfanni9aften lit geniigenber 3abl cine
Neoolution begiinItigeu, 10 fam es an
einem gewaltianlen 2osbru9e ni6t feb
len. Sies aber miro babur6 erlei6tert,
DaB felt @infiibrung ber &onffription
elne Wtenge SffiSiere aus BEN BON fon-
ititutionellen un6 rabifalen Sheen our6=
Orungenen Sreiien berfamnten. Nun
bat 5tpar Der G5ar neuerbings angeor6=
net, bab nur 30glinge ber &abetten=
i6ulen bef0r6ert perben iouen. 9Bas
aber ioll bas betuirfen, als Inn 10 gr6=
Bere gr6ittetung unter BEN iibrigen Of
flsieren, tpenn i6on jebt Elm patriotil6es
2ie6, ipel6es lautet: vDes @aaren 9ers
1T groB, 6a miro plab fiir mid iein,"
bon ben Solbaten nit ber Ibdnberlng
geiungen tpirb: nOes gsaren Ser3 1T
groB; ba tpir0 plab fir elm M efier
feim." (N. 3. 8ltsatg.) } !.
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SAMARITAN
ltnfebIbar.
N Z RvINE .

Sic bcanipruden gu biel fir 9 Samar + itan
9crbine" iagte Elm 9mcifler. ugSie tann
cine cilsise 9(ebisin elm Seilmiitel iein fir
9pilsplis, DpSpepfe, NleobcIisnluS,
Spiual=@hen, NbeumatiSmus, Samen>
fdwdde uuo finf,iS anbere Rruntteiten2"
@ir ertdrea eS fir Elm Seilmittel, cinfad, ipeil
alle sfranfbeitem aus benz Slut entfteben. Sci,
ne ncrbenitartenben, ipieOer beritellenben unb
abfibrenOen @igenId)aftem erfiillen allc 8ebins
gungen, Die ibm auseidrieben iuerbeu. gs 1T
III Der neiten @eIt befannt als
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Ser Acknowledgement Der onle

Ser Acknowledgement Der ameri=
fanii9en Wollsii6ter bat folgenbe Gelo=
llltionen angenDmnen: ~9ia1 Der
Meinung unb lleberseugung bieIer NHo=
eiation folten Die Saril=&aten auf Sen
Smport BON @olle iobalo als mbgli@
auf ben alien Sab, ben fie bOr ber lebten
9erabiebung batten, erb6bt tperben, fer
ner follten Stats, Oiitrifts uno Count
tp=@eieli6aften unb Wollsii9ter mil
allen Grdften oabin tpirfen, bab lire
&epraientanten unb SenatOren na9
bieier &i6tung bin tbdtig littO, ferner
follen bic 8eamten bieler M1ociation in'
fruirt tperben, 0aB fie in energil6er
Weiie unb auf bic bette Manier BEN
@ongreB Die Gorberungen Der Wousii1=
ter Der Ser. Staaten CUR @ieberberltel=
lung oes alien Sarifs borlegen."
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DIR. a. j. Smith
2dbn : Wrat.

0riiber in Cambridge, Maiiaduittts).
0aS aussieben Der 9dbnc acid)iebt obn
S6mersen, wabrenb Der Yatient iid) untcr Dem
Ginflub bon @as befiubet.
Mabise preiic. Sifen beS gbcnbS.
yfc. SO, @cmmercsRrube, San Nntonio,
ilber glabinS gpotbctc.
3nfrteoenbeft 9aramttrt.
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Der 9rObe
Nerpen< n<Be3winQer

Sc berubist unb erquidt Den Granten nidt
burd Die @infiibruns bon Spiaten uno anbcrn
braitiiden Mebifamenten, iOnocrn bur6 Die
8ef0rberuns Der Sbdtisfeit oes Magenb unb
gferbenibitelnS, iuelde baS @cbirn bon Den i9db,
liben @infliiiien befreicn, auf beren llria9eu
iuir uns oben beaoaen.
Sir @eiitlide, aooofaten, 2tteraten, &auf,
leute, 8antiers, Damen unb slae, Seren iibcn6e
2ebensiuciIe @eroenldbmung unb llnorSnuna
res 8luteS, beS Wasens, ber GinsewciOe un6
8ieren erseust, ODER fir al(c, Die cineS nerben.
ftarfenben, ii,nulirenben WiittclS be6iirfen, III
Cana ritan Merbine uniddbbar. Sau-
fenoe crfldren alS baS ipunoerbollfte belebenbe
@tittel, bas ban iintenOe Sblem fraftist.
$3.50. gu faufen bel allen slpotbefern.
Or. g. U. 9mono Meb. 50, ct.
SoIcpb, Mto.
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. Weniger b6fli6 als oerFdn6Iid

Weaiger b6fli6 ols oeritGn6lid)
1T bic @rt unb Weiie, III tpel6er ber
vWinona Woler" idumige Mbpnnenten
mabnt. Sn ber lebten Summer leien
mir ndmll6: u9em @rpbi9ntieb nit
Der y fre6en 56nause", SenrD 8aab
III Mnnelsfa, bierbur9 3ur gefdlligen
gsa6ri6t Dap Der oNbler" INNER nod
eriItirt, um ettpaigen 2umpeubunoen,
Gonaillent 6ounern, 8etriigern Ii. +. N.
ben Gopf gu maiden, un6 baB er ben
Serrn Grobf9mieb SenrD 8aab bier
nit no6mals an Bic gesablung ieiner
&e6nung erinnert." 8ei einer1 u@robz
f6mie6" follte man bod ein tpenig bor=
ii6tiger nit ieinen 9Iusoriiden lein.
Msan fam ni9t !pifen-.
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9pmptOme elmer

Gpmptpnie elmer
mmfb6tiAem e eb er.
Manqef an appetit, @ebdrm 9erftcpfuns,
5dnierseit i'm &opf nit eiHein nunpfen @efiibl
I'M 6fnferfppfe, Ghuler5en unter ben 0Hulters
tlGfferr. Nufdetrietenfein mad benz Giie1, NIT
4bneia1ina geaen iebe f5rperlide cber seiittse
xbdfiqfeif, refsbares temperament, tribes
niitria init benz befpnberet @efiible, tr9eno
etle Dbliegenbeit bergefien 81 baben, Otiiotgs
feit, 8irre, Sersffepfen, Bntlfte Dor ben Augett,
geibe 8auf, iiterbaupt &rpfid,nter5en oberhalb
beS red,ten NuaeS. iitruhiaer Ghlaf NIT beatisz
{tigeHben ErduuHelf, fart 9efdrtter Hrin ullo
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q erF pp It 1t a.

E1ttfs = itIen fInb fpe5icn fir tiefe Tdne
Dercitefs elteGpfs psruri1dbt cincn guIdscnaSed1s
fefifn Beflncens ba6 Der 2eitenfe erffaunf TT.
sic pernieDren Zen Appefif Hnc rerirfdten leiitbs
aiiidt, ba ber 2trper aef6brt unr bnre ibre frnfe
98irfuiIa aHf Hfoie35ereduuuss Gin reaetmdfts
qer Gfmbf9ana terporaersien ipirp. rrets IS Cent?
4mtfS afr 8 ne.
@raue Saare eser Q tuerteu BIRD elm etistses
qI,tffraaen rtefer Tarbe 5u 9IduAeub {f5,fpnrse n
perpancet 6e berleet etite natirIs 6arbe nrb pirt
Gs1pfd,ia BON 81 purc9 Grpreb perianbt. '''''
Cfffee a5 Murray gtrest, Rewssgprf. !
f1r Intfs wiandl. suertbpoller niteriueiunae une,
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alten 9fi6ter ltn6 abgebebten @bbofaten
tbre miiben Seelen erfrif6en unb crqli=
deli fDrten2
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-08-02
An Interesting Witness.

Dorsey, the great unconvicted, has
written a letter in reply to one received
from General Martin, his successor in
the office of Secretary of the Republican
National Committee, stating that he
has no records of the Committee to turn
over, and explaining that no record of
the transactions of the Committee,
either under his own or any former
Secretaryship, was kept. He says with
excusable bitterness that the only re-
cords of the financial doings of the Com
mittee he has ''are paid checks. of his
own contributions (amounting n to
something over S13, OOO), and unfortu-
nately a bank book showing charges of
his own folly.' s4.'@. ''''3' d '''.''.' s.
Mr.. Dorsey is quite severe on the
Committee of which he was the! Secre-
tary. He declares that he was ap-
pointed at the request of General Gar
field, and that he accepted the place
Sat the earnest solicitation of General
Arthur, representing the Grant side of
the House, and of Hon. w. E. Chandler,
representing the Blaine side. Speaking
of his paid checks, which he retains as
evidences of his contributions to the
Committee, he says: II regret more
than l can tell that l made it pos
sible that such records should be in my
hands, but they are here, and l think
best to keep them as a reminder of the
splendid gratitude. of dishonest power.
l do not owe the Republican National
Committee a cent of money or a grain
of thankfulness. In the midst of the
storm brought about by the efforts had
put forth under its directions and in its
behalf, d brutal assault was made upon
me at the last meeting of the Committee
when / was not present to defend my
self. Not one among the forty mem
bers present had the courage or man
hood to resent the miserable cowardice
of the ambitious hypocrite. ~ '''t. "#
1t will be observed that MIR. Dorsey at
| tributes the Star-route ''storm' to his eff
! forts to carry the last Presidential
election under the directions of
the Committee. This is a direct charge
that the members of the Committee
were cognizant of his relations to the Star
route contracts, and that those contracts
We're laid under tribute for the benefit
of the Committees exchequer. The
language of Dorsey is not susceptible
of any other meaning. The "storm,"
however was not much of gale after
all, and Dorsey should not be so acri-
monious about it, It was merely
steady blowing wind generated by the
lungs of the Government lawyers lat
$3.50 day. Perhaps when the. next
Congress, meets the whole Starrroute
business, including its relations ITO ii the
Presidential canvass of 1880, will be-
come subject Of inquiry in that body.
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress served on the National Republican
Committee when Mr.. Dorsey acted as
Secretary. The latter would make an
interesting witness on the subject of the
ssstorm'' of which he writes with so
much feeling and eloquehce.--Harris-
6urq PA J Patriot. t E.. ...,.s.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-08-02
,Whistling to Keep Their Courage Up.

A leading organ of Republican opin-
ion hereabouts deVoteS itself with elab-
crate detail to an. exposition of the ne
cessity of counting New York and Ohio
in any calculation of a Republican vic
tory at the next Presidential election.
1t has compiled an ingenious tabular
exhibit of the extreme possibilities of
Republican success, if victories in New
York and Ohio are assured, showing
that the Republicans might get a ma
,ioTitv of one in the Electoral College
teven if New Jersey, Connecticut, Indi-
aiia,s colorado, California, Nevada and
Oregon should 90 Democratic. 1t is a
fair Presentation of the desperate situa-
:tion in which the Republican party finds
itself and the exhibit is hardly calculat-
ed to stimulate Republican confidence.
New York and Ohio together cast fifty
nine electoral votes, and, if not impos-
sible, it is at least highly improbable,
that the Republican party can make up
their loss. 1t could not be done if the
seven States already mentioned as ac-
corded to the Democrats in the ex-
hibit in question should go Republic
an, for they aggregate only forty
seven electoral votes. Add Virginia
to the Republican list and the
loss of New York and Ohio would
just. be fcounterbalanced. 1t need not
be. said, however, that the Republican
PARTY. will not have even remote
chance of carrying the eight States
named, if it can not carry New York
and Ohio. 1t must make its fight for
life in these States and if it fails in
either it can not hope to make up the loss.
Indeed there is no escape from the evil
dent fact that the Democracy win go
into the next campaign with the odds
heavily in their favor. Out of the tif-
teen States which are accredited to the
! Republicans in the exhibit of our con-
!. temporary. there are only four-Iowa,
Rhode Island, Minnesota and Vermont
in which the Democrats have not
been able to poll a majority vote at
some general election within the last
six or eight years. Out of the four
hundred and one electoral votes which
the country will cast at the next cleo
ton, but twenty-eight belong to States
which have proved impregnable strong
holds of the Republican party. On the
other hand the record shows fourteen
States, casting one hundred and TWEEN
ty-nine electoral votes, no one of which
has ever gwen a Republican majority,
except under the reconstruction regime.
Is more needed to show how the odds
stand?-St. Louis Republican.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-08-02
THE PARTY SHLBBOLETH.

A plethoric party, rich and fat
with many years of steady stealing
Has learned additions lessons pat,
Division, silence, and all that,
Its deeds SO carefully concealing.
Intrenched in office everyyhere,,iF
And strong in many bad alliance
"a For honest ends it scOrned to care,
And felt that it could boldly dare
Ito bid the voting men defiance.
1t made the Treasury its prey,
1t swamped the navy with freeDoOterS.
1t sold the peoples rights for pay,
1t holds above us all to-day
Its Whisky Ringsters and. Star Routers-
Its leaders boarded goods and gold,
. Allied with public rOgueS ana roDDerSs
Monopolies grew strong and bold,
And firmer was the fatal hold i.'f
OF party hacks and Rings and JoDbers.
1t hid in guarded offices -s.y. lion
The secrets of its foul corruption;
To blind the public eye to these, 4 Il
False issues it could raise with ease,
And twist or change them at its option.
1t still enriches party friends, So,
And still it grinds its private axes,
And still it serves it's selfish ends, IL
And still the weary Nation bends
o. Beneath its load OF needless taxes.
The issue now, beyond doubt. ina -
b, Is that the nuisance be abated; Lar
Then let the rogues be put to rout.
And all the banded thieves turned out,
And public places fumigatcd
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