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sOUR0ES or INsERxAL RAvESCn.

SOURCES or IESERNAL REVESUE.
Assistant Com missioner Rogers has
prepared list OF ell the taxes that
will be collected by the Internsi
Revenue Dspsi tmeut after the new
law goes into effect. The list is as
follows;
Distilled spirits. per gallon, 90
cenis; wines made ia imitation OF
champagne, but not from grapes ir
the United States, FER pint, 10 cents
stamps Tor distIll'd spirits !or export,
10 cents; stamps for tobacco Ter er-
port, 10 cents; stamps tor Imported
spirits, 10 cents fermsntsd lquons,
beer, etc, per barrel. 81.
C'ss's, per thousand, So ciRarst-
les per thousand, 80 cents tobsoco,
chewing and smoking, per pound, 8
osnIsi snuf per pousd, 8 ceuls,
dealers 10 manufactured tob ,cco per
snnum, S5' dealers IN lssf, per al
aum, $l2i manufactures Of tobacco
per snnum, $24i manufacturers Of
cigars, psf sa0om, Sc.
Msnuiacturers Of sul!s per anoum
$5Oi sod for eaoI stIll manufactured
s2Oi brewers 20 barrels per year,
$50'
PsddIers Of tobacco Of Toe first
olsss, f30i Psddivrs OF tobacco 81 tb,
second c'sss, Sl5; psddisrs olrobaccO
Of the thI:d c'sss. S7,20i peddlsrs o
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The Rruit. of rr.ris.

DR. HARTMAN d Co Please send me
lot OF your books on the Ills of Life.' 4
sell gi2si deal Of your Peruna aud Man.
alin. They are very highly spoken OF In
this part Of the country.
r. II. BussMAs,P. N, ,westford, Pa.
DEAR SIN; have taken half q dozen
bottles OF your Pefuna and find Il Ia doing
me great good. Yours truly.
JANIS WYATT.
Steubenviile, Ohio.
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sUPPREssIS0 DUELISa IN
FRANCE

The French Senate 10 considering
law to put down dueling. An On.
counter, no matter what its result.
will render the principals liable to a
years imprison ment and Gne of
1000 francs. II duslist succeed.
IN wounding his enemy. he may ex-
Pect TO be rewarded for his sk;ll with
two years imprison msnt and a fiue.
while If he is crowned with the full
measure OF sucoess and kill, his ad-
vsrsory, an extra years impr,son.
ment aud an extra 6ne OF 5000 francs
will be the maximum punishment
which the law will infict upon him.
Seconds will slso be liable TO q 6us
aud imprisonment, and the law wilt
fall with severity upon thoss who
nave been instrumental ia bringing
about duel, and newspapers are
forbidden 10 publish reports Of duels.
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7 osT RECORD NOTICE.

State Of West Virgins. So
AT CnCuit Court b, ID Ia and Tor the
County Of Preston ON the llth day Ot
Dec mbtf, 1882, John r. Pcerce,
W.
DaYid Freslsud, and the sheriffs of Min
erai sDu Preston Counties
90 p.tiii0n under cBapleT 175 ~ the
Acis @ 1871. .eBtitled An Act 20 supply
the sOst ., coTd- ~ Preston Cssuoty.
eOrge II Mc0fc~, q CummissiOnsT sp.
pointed under sai0 Aci, bAvit < h. fetnfgre
made his hnsi Tepurt berein, OD ulftfUB
Of the petitioner byhis counsel, a 10 0rdervd
hat saId fepurt b. hlsd ~ ~ this day .snd
tbal q notice be- pubiisbsd iB sach Ns
pspef printed H. tbis county, once = week
fuf twelve sgccessigs Wstks. 81 ihs nslhg
a ssid repaIt. and fsQuiriDg 81 persatis
Interested beF, in. o. spp sT befare this
court 90 the h day ~ the a. ~ ierni .snd
Do Shsi is necessafy 90 pfoisci ihsir in
terssgG
Provided thai such notice may CONSIST
OF copy uf this order published ss sfofs
ssid.
A G ~ from the rscmd.
Te-ts- SMITH CRANE,
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Vick's Floral Guide

For 1899 is an Elegant Book OF 100 psgss
= COlOred Plates Of Flowers and Vs0sts,
bles, and more than 1000 illustratlp5s az
choicest Flowers, Plants and Yseetsbls.
and Directions for growing. A h hand
some enough for the Center Tsbl. a., .
Holiday tFese1t Send on your naf,e snd
sOet Once address, with 10 cents. and +,
will @;nj you c,py, ppstsgo paid Tbis
is not quarter Oi Sc coat II h priofss
IN both y igl b and German. IN vso "a
terwards order te 'ds deduct the 10 cent?
VfoEs SEEDS ARE Tss BEsT ~ THE WOMB,
rhe Floral Guide will tell how 20 eet .ns
grow them.
Vlck's Flower and Vegetable gs,d.,
i75 Pages, 8 CulOied Pistes. 800 Fogrs-'
tugs. For 90 cents in paper cover si 4,
elegant cloth. In GOrmsH or Eoaiish'
Y,ck's illustrated Monthly ns~..,..
80 pages, q COlOred Plate Ia evsrv es,,,e....
and aisnY fae EIgTaviDgs. pie, All ~
year Five Copies tor eS. so.sis,..
Numbers sent for 10 ceDts sIrisi ooas...
for Is cents. ~
JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. L.
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WRITING ron THE PRESS.

l. Write upon one side Of tbs
sheet only. Why1 Because it is Of
ten nsssary to cut the pages into
takes for tae oomposltors, and this
cannot be done when both side ar.
written upon.
III. Write clearly and distinct ~
being particularly careful in the ma
ter of proper names end word,
from foreign languages. Why I? Be-
cause you have no right TO ssk either
editor or compositor 10 waste time
puzzling out the result OF your care
lessD ess.
III. Be brief. WIZ 2 Because
people do not read long stories The
number OF readers which any two
articles hsveis is inverseIy proportion =
I'd to the square OF their respective
iength. That is. half column ar :
ticle is read by four times as many
people as one OF double that length
Nv. Have the tear OF the waste
basket constantly and steadily before
your eyes. WhyP Because it will
save Yon vast amount OF useless la.
bon to say nothing ofrsper and post.
age.
V, Always write your full name
and address plainly at the end oi
your letter. Why? Because it will
often happen that the editor will
want 10 com nunicste with you, and
bscauss he needs to know the writ
ers name as guarantee OF good
faith.
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4 Osfi KGCOHD S0TiCE.

~
state Of West Virgiuis, sst
Ata CHCuH Court held in sud for ihs
County 20 Poet -, co the itth oay oi
q DrcsniOtT, 1852, Jobn 7 Pueice,
We
JOseph RuzeH, EdWafd ~ Mcdonald
Isaac Porous atd Jlespb v Wnhsms.
Ou pr'iliOu uodtf cbapfef f75 90 zoe
Acts ~ 1871, eDiitird 'Aa Acf tu supply
the lost 2, CORDS ~ Preston & npty.
George n. MoGies. a C,.mnissonst
~ poiuted uudar said aci. hsviuR hereto
fore made hts fusl report heIsiu, ou mo
tiou 90 ihe prlitl0uer ~ bic ctunssl. i g.
Drdtred tbai said report BE- flsd 81 90 she
dsy,aDd that = nvtioe D. p0lItsbsd iB saCh
Newspaper printed in THE 9 uutY, once =
week Tor iWelge succs ssIye w. H., 81 ths
hhng oi eaid q pDfi, aud requiring ~ p,r.
suDs iuiefesied therein, 90 spptsr htfore
this cOur on Jhe Gth DAY OF tbo ns Kt term.
rnd do what - necessary o. proteci their
o. L'ertats
PROVIDED fhst such notice may consist
Of = copy Of tnis order published as afore-
said.
A cupy from The recOrd.
Test s--
SMITH CRANE.
Clsrk.
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rHE USIrrD srArks SENATE.


The changes made In the Senate
by the election OF new member,
during the winter just past have
been decidedly in favor of the De-
mocracy. In nearly every cas,
where Democratic vacancy has oc-
Cured The sitting member has been
reelected. The new Senators cho-
sen will also add TO the eireugth oI
that side of he house. Colqnitt, oI
Georgia; Gibson, OF Louisiana and
Keuoa, OF West Virginia, are the
new Democratic Senators. On the
ether hand, the Republicans have
weakened instead Of having strength.
eaed their side by the elections
Several Of the most experienced Re-
publican Senators have been retired
aud new ard untrled men chosen in
their places. They retsvp. however
several o: their best legislators.
The next Senate will be compris-
ed OF 81 Republicans. SO Democrats
and 2 Readjusters. New Hampshire
will elect Senator in June to sue
ceed Hon. f. II. Rollins whose term
expired on the 4th OF March.
The following is the roll for the
neat Senate
Alsbsms--JOhn T. Morgan, d. and
James l.. Pugh. d.
Aikansas-Aug. III. Garland, d.
and James d. Walker. q.
Oshfornls-James T, Farley, d.
aud ] I'm f. Muller, r.
Coiorndo-Thomss NJ. Bowen, r.
aud Nsthaniei p, Hill, r.
Connecticut-0ryilie II. Plat, r.
and Joseph r. H,wlsy, r.
Deisware-Thsmss F. Bayard. d
Il Salisbury, d.
FiorIda-Chas. W. jones, d. and
Wilkinson Cal d.
G-org's "A fred II. Co'quitt d.
aud Joseph E. Brown, d.
Ihuo's-Sbelby NJ. Cnllom, r. and
Johu A. Logan, r.
tbdlans- Dan. w. Voorhees,, d
snd Be jsmiu Harrison, r.
Iows-J~mes +. Wilson, r. and
WIN d. AlIiso". r.
Kausss-Prysion B. Plumb, p. and
Jphu j. InRa.ls. r.
Ksniucky-James b. Beck, d. and
John S. Williams, d.
LouIsisos--Randsll l.. Gibson, d
sbd Benz +. Jones. d.
MIns-WlIliam Z. Frye. r. and
Eugene Hale. r.
Mary sud--J jones 3 GIoome. d
and Arthur L. German, d.
Massachuss'ts-George F. Hoar
=. sud Henry l.. Dawes,
Michigan --Toomrs w. Palmer, r
md Omar d Couger. r.
Minnesofs-- Dwight NJ. ssbin, =
and s J r M,Mi!ap, r.
M'ssss.g,r.-L @ G Lamar, d aud
james Z Gro' g,. 4.
Missouri G.org~ @ Vest, ) and
/ Ftsncs N Ceckrell, q
Nrbrasks Charles + Manderson
r atd oharles II V."Wyok, r.
Nev-ds--jOhn p Jones, snC
James P Fair. 3.
New HAmpsbire-- - ant
Heury w Bisir,r.
New Jersey John r Mcpherson
d -Dd William J Sewell, y.
New York Wsrrso Miller. an,
Eibrdgs @ Lspbsm.
NOrlh Caroiba - Matthew w Rau.
son. j anh Z>bulon 3 Vance, q.
OHIO George w Psbdleion, d an,
John sherman,
ore2on Joseph n Dolph, an,
Jsmss Il 5 stsr. d.
Peunsylv.nis--J Donald Cameron
aud Jobu ] Mitchell, r.
Rhode Island Henry B Anthony
= sud Nyison w Aiduch r.
South CsrolIns Msabine @ Bot.
Ter, q sud Wade Hampton. d.
T-nue see lshsm g Harris. A.,
sod Howe' Z Jackson. q
IsH.s Richard Coke. d and Sam.
III B M-Esy. q.
Vermont -Jus.iS 8 Morril, r aBs
George = + mubds. q.
Vrginis- II n r. idlsberesr. re-.
srJuster. snd Wu.iam M.boos. read
I Jusisr.
Wes Virginia John l. Keshs. 4
I'D Jobnsou n Camden, q.
Wisconsin Angus Csmsroo, r snc
Paustos ss~ysr.
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FDg FUAcfI0hs or rHE SEg,
FAgER.

IL ths nsWspsper occupies a plsos
ouR be pubiC instructors Of The
ume then toe public h@ right 60
look TO- % ss ln SON. sense iis mouth
piece, 10 utter suoh words ~ the
pubnc food dsmsads. Iitbste ar,
measures oi puo.io o.nosrn thst need
an advocate o. +. oeBsor. Toe aeon, :
hsvs JOS claim aPoa toe paBic
JoorUsi TO serve them - sueh sdvo.
cate or censor. II there are grave
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THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
AS EsrErWsISo, PRooRE,STvE ANb
COMPLETE IoCALANp 0KS~
KRAL NEwsrApER-
IsDEPEgDESr AND OuTsP KsRrNALL Pea
lilo QUEsTI Ne; AB ,uNDfsa IN
NKws. LITERARY MrCEL
LASY AND FAMILY
READtEs.


The Wheeling X gister was founded In
1902, AT the time ot The Inauguration Of
The state OF West Virginia. A. "A part
and parcel of the new state, closely ideu.
tified with Its enterprises aud contributing
In modest measures ~ its adyAnce meut, be-
Register shares IN the just eKuliatiOn With
which our people regard its bright career
The population OF the State has increased
Ia greater ratio Than most Ofthe old State
her schools have multiplied and improved
y. efficiency. her government has been well
and economically sdministed, her fesour-
ces are being developed with energy, aud
her people are growing In enlightenment
aud thrift. With the growth of the State
the Regisl,rha grove, with iis develop.
meDt The Register has prOspeTed And "a
showing the estimstlon in which the paper
is held by the citizens os the State for
whose interests IL hAs steadfaetly battled,
we can ray with truth tbGt mo- oibei paper
lie read by as many West VlrgiDians, nor
Goes any other penetrate every part of the
state ss u does.
The RegiAter will continue, as hereto
fore, the advocate of a broad and libersl
policy in the conduct of public affsirs, the
extension and stren gtheDiUg OF the Fee
School System, the improvement Of the
State and the development of Is resources.
HIOP'tCfFAp RCihN W Aio HfbN 90 az taiu~
est Of ils future.
The Weekly Register is a magnificent
0-page, 6A-cOlumn paper--prce 81 so by
mail.
The Sunday Register ls the same siEe,
and has already gainsd q very large cIrcu.
lstion--price 90 90 by msil
The Daily Register Is printed at 81 50
per year.
The Model map OF West Virginia, The
most complete Msp ever hsusd Of the
81 90.
AUy person remittiDg 10 us the suhecrip.
liOn price Of either ediiioD-Of the paper,
adding 10 cents thereto, will receive . copy
of this Msp. Thus -
Weekly Register year and Map Ri 90
fS1S'' 6aiiy ! . : 20 %
Daily every day Ia the yesr, With Map 80
Your subececripti0n and friendly aid
are respectfully solicited.
An agent 10 every school district 10
wanted 10 get up clubs for me Weekly
REGISTER. A club Of 10 snd a Msp 20 each
subscriber will be eent Tor el8 80, and a
special pfeDium Of a cnpy Of The paper
one year and the Map, will be etnt ~ the
getter up OF the club.
LEWIS BAKER & co.
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Slate ,f West Virginia. County Of Pres.

State sf West Virginia. County Of Pres
ton. $50
i, Smith Crane. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of said coun,y, de- csrtify that Jno
Barton PAYNE, VINO was by decree oi
said couTt, rendered ou tie 2sih day at
Novcmber. 1852. in the Equhy cause OF
John Whites sdm'T W. John Whites
heirs. ct al. appointed Special Com~
missioner 90 make sale of tie real estnie
therein decreed "a he suld, nns this day
given bOnd and security in said cause -
required by law.
Given under my hand. this 10Th day OF
January, 1873.
SMITH CRANE.
lust Clerk.
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T osT RECORD NOTICE.

=
7 oST RECORD NOTICE.
state of West Virginia, ss.;
At Circuit Court held In and for tle
County of Preston. on the Iith day Of
December. 1882. John 4. Pecrce
Va.
Pnilip Fletcher, Joseph v, Williams. Isaac
Parsons, Edward II. Mcdonald, and tho
Sheriff cf Mineral County.
On petition under chapter aq5 of the
Acts of 1871. .eBtitled An Act TO supply
the lost records OF Preston County.
George IL, McGrow,a Commissioner sp-
pointed under said Act, having heretofore
made his nasl report herein, on motion OF
the petitioner, by his counsel, II is order
ed that said report be flied AZ OF this day.
aud that a notice be published In each
ne neWspaper pripted In thls county, once q
week tor twelve successive weeks, of the
Ming OF said report, aud requiring all per-
sons interested therein, TO appear before
this court on the 9th day OF the ns II term
and do what Is necessary TO protect their
interests.
Provided that such notice may cons,st
OF copy Uf this order pu ubIishcd ss sfsie-
said.
A copy from the record.
Tests- SMITH CRANE,
Clerk.
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Obtained, and All other business 10 the q.
y. Paiei Office attended 20 for MODE
RAiE FEES.
Our Office 10 opposite ihe u. 8. Patent
Gftice, and ~e can OBTAIN Patents "a lees
time tnaD those remote froH Washington.
Send Model or Drawing. We sdvise 3
10 psentsbility free ~ obafge; and We
mske no cbarge unless We obtain Patent
We refer here, t0 the Postmaster. the
Supl. Oi Money Order DIV. and 70 ofi.
cials Of the u. \. Patent once. For ctf.
c0lar, advice, terms, sDd refererce 90 sot
ual clients In your own State or cpunty,
address
g. A. SNOW a CO.
Opp Patent Offlce, Washlogton. y g
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st-te of West Virginia, County OF Pree-
ton. 49,:
!, Smith Crane, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court uf said county. do dertify that Jno
barton Payne, who was by a decree OF
said court. rendered on the ith day of
Dees mber. lsS2. in the Equity cfuSe of
WsyWsn a Mayer. vs.. Daniel Whitehair
81 III. appsanted = Specirl CommiSsiUDer
to make sale ~ the real estate therein de-
creed ID b.s sold. bss this day given Bond
and security iu said cause IN required
by laW.
Given under my hand. this Goth day
day ot January. 1858. SMITH CRANE,
lu~At Clerk.
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.n.ugh ga Cerm,

Ask for Wells Rough on Corus.' iSc.
Quick, complete. permanent cure. Corps,
warts, bunions.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
-uF rns-
''zEPHANlAH TURNER FARM. -
EMMA v. zINN. a..

NA
z. & TURNER'S Affair 9, a.
In pufsu.ocs q decree q toe Circui,
Court % Pr,son Coaatv, In the sb ~,
csa--. f-udsrrd un chs 5th day of D-crm-
Def. iSs2 Nili ou
MONDAY. APRIL srn isss.
beiog The nnst dsY - th. Circuu Court.
before the frsat doaF ~ th. q orr IA u...
io kingspod. all the real esiat. In the
Blli apd pfoceedings meniiDned up. n the
following ieruss ) niu..h cash la hand
~'li b. ? qaired - will ~ sufii ,isnt a.
pay the c''sis ~ sull. and charges f,r sale.
nd Ir the rrsido- npon = cfrou "a o. fs
aud ~ IN sntbss the porcusssr giving ia
terrsl bs.riog nntes, wLh good prrs' ma
security for ins d.fsrrsi instsllm.nts.
DESCRIPTION - rnis property is
M 40 ~ the z ph. Turner Farm, +"
bout 4 NILS west Il Kiog~@d n con.
sists "t SEVERAL trscts. cOstsiBiog the
aggu gate
$50 ACRES
But u y understood that n = sum sufii
Gent To discnzrxv the dsbts against sad
estate is Offered fOf what is known as ,he
'h"me Tract, tnst the three remaining
tract- will be wiihdiA~n.
This hiss always been r,gtrded ~ one of
the best farms Ia the nets nbfhood. In
"a well adapted To either farming or gruK-
ing, Il well waicred. aud we'll umb-rrd.
1he said Hume Fsrm" embraces the
buildings aDd al Ihe moe, valuable iu-
provrments and cnnisins 136 Acrcs
R0Br w MONROE.
hpscisi CDmmissiOner.
ktpgwOod, Marcn san 1888.
State OF West Virginia, County ~ Pcre-
ton, esi
l, Smith Crane. Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF aic countV, DE- certify that X.
W. Monroe. who Vas by a dscree "a said
court. rendered on tbe 5ih day "a D~crm-
her. 1882 Ia Tue Equity .use of Emma
V, ZlnD W. u. g TurbeI's Adm'r, et Il.
sppOi- ted Sps cisl Comm asioner 10 M h,
sale of the teal estste tncrsin deere. q To
oe sold, has this dag gwen bud and ~
curity IN ssid e-nse a. rsdairei by Law,
Given under my hand. this eth dAy of
March. 1888 SNTTH CRASE
SlOf a. Cierk.
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trac. 90 land decreed in said cause to- he
soit. THE said trnct OF land l. situate in
Portland district, in said coUnty. has
thereon
DWELLING HOUSE
and out buildings II partly clesres and
IN aiatr state Of cultivation.
TERMS or SALE Tho said tact OF
land VIII Oe Sold for sufficient cash In
hsnd To pay costs of suit md proper
charges uf sale. aud the residue upon "a
credit 81 q II and Is months. purchaser
executing notes therefor, with good se>
curity. bearing interest.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE,
Slecial Conni'T.
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wAYMAN g. MAYER
DAsLWHITEHAIR.etsi

Pursuant to, aud and by virtue OF q
decree of the Circuit Court OF Preston
C,unty. West NtrVinis, land ey direc
uon ofs Judgment creditor. defendant
therein.) rendered In the above STYLED
cause on the tth day of December, iss2.
TIE undersigned Special CouinNi ssioner.
will on
TUESDAY, APRIL iO,h 1883,
that being Court day--at the front door
of the Court House OF said County max e
public sale OF the
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JSo WRITES Admir-
INO WHITES HEIRS 1t al


Pursuant a.. and Nv virtue OF decree
oi the circuit Court OF Preston County,
West Virginia. rendered in the aboV q
styled csu-e, oB the 18th a ~ OF Novsm>
ier, 1852 ths andersigned Spcciai Com
missioner, vii On
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1881,
AZ the frsnt door of the Court House -
that being a court dsy make publics "a q
Of the l62 acre IRA of land decreed m
said cause to be sold. The said tract of
land lies - kingwood district. Preston
count West Virginia. about two miles
from the town ~ Kingwood, and ~
known - tho
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-08

ever much they may have differed from
me In opinion. Those who have done
Ill have nothing 10 hope. Nor shall [
fall TO do Justice, lest it should be as
eribed to that difference of opinion" !"
These rules of Jefferson on the civil SER
vice OF the United States were Just, cor
rect and moderate, and as right and JUS
tlce usual lily do, produced great and
lastlng effect on the political history of
the United States. They secured the as
tendency Of Democratic principles for
sixty years, and during that time the
opponents of Democracy had only two
Presidents elected by the people, and
they only for single term each. The
Democratic Presidents up to and incIu-
ding Gen. jackson followed the civil
service rules OF Jefferson as to removals,
but the four years Limitation law erea-
ted more vacancies than resignation and
death, and those vacancies were gener-
ally nlled by Democrats. Yet Benton, on
careful examination of the fact, says:
-den. jackson, on his accession t. the
Presideney, was In new situation in
respect of parties different from that of
any President since the time of Mr.. JEFF
fersOn, whom he took for his model and
whose rule he followed. Since JacksOn'S
time the tendency of the civil service
has been toward that evil maxim, "tO
'-N ooAOAS AhO opOAAbB anu bLb
present Republican party for the last
twenty-five years has not only applied
1t to the civil service, but during the
civil war applied it also in great mea-
sure to the military service, and have
since continued to apply that rule, until
II eliminated in division of the party
In the Senate. and in the murder of the
President. The Democrats should take
warming, and should not, for the sake of
nd ae,l,,, %
those old, Democratic principles of right
and Justice established by Jefferson,
which enabled that party for over half
q century to govern the United States by
just and equal laws. How much bet
ter to hold control Of the government
with full and just share of the offices
hVe slxths of the time, than to lose the
control of the government and the Off
ces even half the timeI KARCEL.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-08
THE woRk or NEXT YEAR.
Turn the Rascals Out--The Republican
Party Must Got

Turn the Rascals Out--The Republican
Party Must Got
From speech delivered I'm Cincinnati by the Hon W
$. GrOeskeck.
The fable goes that the Augean stables
were continuously occupied for thirty
years without being once cleansed, and
so became very foul. The Executive De-
partment Of the Government has been
continuously occupied by the Republi-
can party for nearly quarter of CEN
tury. We know something OF the foul
aecumulations during that time of
Whisky Rings, of land grabs, of Credit
Mobilliers, and Star route plunderings.
What other hidden impurities may be
fostering within it we know not. There
Is feeling of distrust, and a fear that
there are more. But these are enough,
and the time has fully come when there
should be thorough house cleaning Of
the entire political structure. The Re-
publicans have refused to do this work,
and insist that the present occupants
shall not be disturbed. In order, there
fore, that it may be done there must be
a change of administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-08-08

This medicine was introduced to the
medical profession and to the public at
large by 8. B. Hartman, M. D., in 1877,
after lie had prescribed it to over 10000
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