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FEaRFUL.LY COM MON.
Kidney ComplaiSt smong both Sexes and
Ages.-A Brilliant Recovery.

Kidney ConipiaiSt smone both Sexes and
Ages.-A Brilliant Recovery.
There is something startling in the rapid increase
of Kidney disea es among The American people
within few veal g past. Many caus ss peculiar to
certain classes tenu pr dnce and ageravate these
and exposure. Dr. David Kennedy of Roncout N
Y. is often congratulated On the exceptional sue
cess of his medicine called FAVDEIrE REMEDY
in aresting and radically curing these most "a nful
and da' geTous disorders. Proofs Of this like the
following constantly brought 10 his attention
and pub isbed by him for the sake of tbous ands
of other sufferers whm he desires to reach and
bent ht. Tue letter therefore, may be of vital i'm
portance to you or to some one whom you know 1t
is from one II the brst known and pOpular drug
gusts in the fne and growing ciiy from whick he
ites-and doubtless where those may find Mr.
Crawford AZ hi4 place of business on the corner of
Main and Union st ees:
SYRINGE ED MASS, March % 1884
DR. Dauid Kennedy, Rondout, N. y:
DEAR SIR: For ten wears l had been afflicted
with Kidney disease in its most acute form. What
/ suffered must be left to the imaaination-for no
one appreciate it except who have gone through
it. res0rted TO many physicians and to many diff
ferent kinds of treatment and spent great deal Of
money, only to find myself older aud worse than ey-
er. may say that used 25 bottles of a prepara-
tion widely advertised specific for this precise
sort OF troubles and found it entirely useless-at
least in case.
Your FAyORITE REMEDY-I say it With a per-
fect election of all that done for me besides
is the only thing that did the slightest good and
l am happy to admit that gave me perma ent re-
lief. have recommended FAVORlTE REMEDY
to any people for Kidney disease, and they all
agree with me in saving that DR.. DAVID KhNNE-
DY'S FAYORfTE REMEDY has not its equal in
the wide world for this distressing aud often fatal
complaint.
Use this letter as you de- best for the benefit of
otbors Yours, etc., LYMAN CRA FORD.
oci9 eod1mnrm
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The Battle to be Transferred 20 New
Work.

NEW YoRK, Oct 15.-At the Republican State
Committee rooms today, A. S. Draper, chairman Of
the executive committee, said that the Ohio cam
paign speakers would now be brought to the East
anu the battle transferred to this State.
The Portland daily press., 1884-10-16

EOR SALE The best lodging houses in Bos-
4 ton VA e from S51 TO 500 per month clear
profit prices cordng to size and quality of furni-
ture from $500 To S25n0, ON easy terms G. l..
POND & Co, 17S Washington st. Boston.
oc15-1
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BUsENEss CHANCES.

TOR SALE Railroad hack business in city
y miles from Bos on; run by present owner
years. and ayii a steady handsome croft, owner
will sell on easy terms. and no bonus, splendid op,
ening for good man G. L. POND q CO., 17S
Washi, gtou St. Boston. ocl51
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TO LET.
FOR q MT,

FENHE four story brick store No. 232 Middle street
with the privi .ege If tuyiDg the stock } is now
onered FOR rent or lease he above estab ishment
nHs been successfully carried on for 3 years. by
the late owner, MIR. G. A. Susskraut, as a hat CAP
and fur store aud affords good opportunity to
continue the same business, Ell her jnbirg or RETAIL
BENZ. SHAW, 4S1a Exchange st.
ect4 eod2w*
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Nd ENHDVAE, ResI Estate ORice-N. S. Gar
Ia diner, having removed from Centennial Block
to No. "a Exchange street over Merchants Bank,
would be pleased to his friends and all wishing
his services in the sae of real estate, negotiating
mortgages, notes, &C., &c. oc6-2
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The remaining twelve precincts will not ma
terially alter these majorites, which are all
Republican. Beresford, for sheriff ran ahead
of his ticket, as did all the county ,ficers, con-
pared with the Candidates on the STATE ticket.
The three Republican candidates on the Judi
cial ticket are also elected.
Full returns from Cuyahoga County, OF
which Cleveland is the capital, gives for Sec
retary OF Srate-RobinsoD, 22,884; Newman,
20,646; Republican majority, 2238 The Repub-
llcaas elect their entire county ticket, includ
ing sheriff.
The Prohibitionists cast 1868 votes for B. J.
Morris for Secretary of State, 1916 for supreme
court judge and 297 for Kirkerdeil for member
of the board of public works. The aggregate
prohibition vote was less than AGO.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 15.-The interest in the
election has not yet abated. The streets were
crowded all night and are in that condition
most OF to-day. Business men were discussing
the results N most animated manner.
Nothing has been received to change the esti-
mates made last night.
A telegram to the National Democratic
headquarters from Ohio state that tne commit
tee asserts that Ohio will not give 10 600 ma
jority to the Republican ticket. The Dsmo.
Gratis claim West Virginia by 10000.
COLUMBUS, Oct 10. --Forty-three counties in
the State snow net gain of II 628. This in
cludes Hamilton county, but does not include
Cuyahoga, Franklin and Lucas counties. OF
the 45 counties to hear from, q gave RepublI-
can majorities, and "a Democratic msiorties
for governor In 1883.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.--It is generally conceded
that R,meis (Rep.), for Congress, in the 10
district. is elected over Huvd by from 2O0 to
800 majority.
Complete, though unofficial returns, show
that the vote of Lucas county on Secretary of
State and congressman, as received by the
Republican county committee is r bnson.
8,ll4: Newman, 77O6; Romers. 8.S01 Hurd,
7,243.
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The Republican Majority 1000.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-Lorain county gives
Robinson, Rep, for Secretary of State 2175
majority. Trumbull county, with two pre-
cincts yet to hear from, gives Robiuson 3i25
mai 'ritu. This will bring the Republican
majority in the State up to 10000 M.diua
county gives Republican majority of 1900.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 15.-The official vote of
Lucas Go. for secretary of state and Congress
man. gives Robinson, Republican, S,203; New.
mau, Democrat, 1906; Romers, Republican,
8 0S9; Hord, Democrat, 1880.
Unofacial Retnrns Place the Net Majority
t1O,679.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 15.-Uuofical Republi-
can returns have been received from ali the
counties Of Ohio except hye--Oarroll, aeeuga,
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WANTED.
WANTED.
Nv RnfRA.
Fsp az aAEE.

A COLORED GIRL to DO second work; must b
"A well recommended Address giving name. res
dence and references to 80 SPRING ST. seplOdt
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M Ut - T Q ,

NTR. FRANK RURNHAM Teacher of Violin and
I'VE Cornet. BROWNS BLOCK, 537 Congress
ST., Room II. sep17dtf
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,Eo ne,.
House for Sale or 90 Eet,

"A Woodford's Corner, on Lincoln street, fin
IN ished room; handy to horse cars. Enquire of
l.. j. PERKINS, 489 Congress street. Portland.
1nl1 diff
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.
The Clerk Of the Lewis County Court Mcets
an Cntimely Death.

The Clerk Of the Lewis County Court Meets
an Unttn,eiy Death.
WESTON, W. Va, October 2.-lExelu.
sive. This morning aboat II o'clock -
Jesse woofer, Clerk Of the County Coart,
was walking down the nilroad track below
Weston he was struck by engine No. ]
of the C. h W. railroad which
was shifting between the depot
and the Fair ground. One leg was broken
and one OF the bones Of the other foo, WAS
also broken. Being man Of about seven
ty years, he died from the shock in about
TWO hours after the accident No blame is
attached TO the engineer, Jack Crogan, nor
to the company, as the engineer gave him
timely warning; called for down brakes
and reversed his engine, but the old gentle.
man did not hear as he afterwards said.
The deceased was greatly respected in this
community, having held the office Of County
Clerk for the past twenty-five years. besides
other offices Of public trust. This sad acci-
den, has cast gloom over the whole com.
munity
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TuE blackguard abuse showered upon
C,R ScHrRz shows how much he is feared
and hated by the Republican corruption
lists. His terrible exposures Of BLArNE'S
rascalities cannot be got away from by
their persistence in crying out that ScHrEz
is "a Dutch crank" aud political wealth,
crock. The German people oil over the
country know CARL ScHrRz as one who
had to leave his native land because OF his
love Of liberty; who came to the United
States and swore allegiance to American
Institutions; who mastered the English
language aud became one Of the most
powerful orators in the republic; who won
and received the respect and confidence Of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN and CHARLES SUMNER;
who volunteered as a soldier in the war for
the Union, and who has never taken brides
nor prostituted his official position.
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Down stream ana spreading inc Elh"os
Among the shipping-The Killed and In.
jured-American Churchmen In ssssioa-
An Exciting Prize Fight In England Bald.
ed by the Police.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 2.-One OF the
steamers plying on the Volga river took hire
Yesterday at kostroms, and shortly after
ward broke loose from the dock. As she
fioated down the stream she set fire to other
vessels, and being loaded with oil, which
burned iercely as it hoated on the river, the
vicinity was soon an immense sea OF
flames, consuming everything in its reach.
The excitement was intense and the ire
men sailors and others worked heroicaily
TO save property and subdue the flames
Several ships and two steamers were burn
ed. and dozen people killed or injured be
fore the fire was got under control The
loss will reach several million roubles.
An English Prize Fight.
LONDON, October "A desperate prize
fight took place this morning in the vicinity
OF the Epson race course. The match was
for flO0 a side, and was between Jack Mos
sic and "Oneeyed" Coddy Middings. Many
prominent and wealthy gentlemen were
present, having come from London in car.
riages and on horseback. Middings led of
we'll, and for several rounds got the bet
ter of his antagonist, Furnishing him Sc
verely Mossie, however stood up bravely,
and seemed to be watching an
opportunity to get in an effective blow,
which he finally did, landing his fist square
" on Middings' remaining eye and closing
il so he could not see Coddys seconds
then wanted him to throw up the sponge,
but he refused and continued fighting.
After the contestants had been fighting one
hour and ten minute the police appeared
aud arrested the principals The other
persons present had taken precautions
against a raid by the police and had their
carriages and horses ready. and on the cry
OF police" being raised made their escape.
Active A gainst Anarchists.
MrxIcH, October 2.-The police are very
active in their search for anarchists and
| have arrested no less than twenty-three in
this city during the past few days. 1t is un
derstood that these wholesale arrests are the
result OF an order issued shortly after the
| Emperors return from the meeting al
Skiernewice and indicate that an agree
ment was entered INTO between the three
Emperors a, that meeting to use extraordl
nary mcans to subdue revolutionary bodies
The Duty of sugrr.
BRUSSELS. October 2.-The Belgian Gov
ernment has raised the duty on foreign
sugars ten per cent.
Cholera .at the Cities.
Row., October There we're ~ cases
Of cholera and |? deaths reported at Genoa
during The past "a hours, ending at noon
to, day, and SO cases and "a deaths reported
at Naples during the same period.
A Prominent Irishman Dying.
DrBIIY, October MIR A. NJ. Sullivan
the eminent Irish publicis,, has had a re
IL pse and is now lying at the point Of death
His relatives have been summoned 10 hts
| bedside.
A French Colonial Army.
PARIS, October 2-Genersl Campenon
| Minister of War, has submitted scheme
| TO the Ministry for organizingn colonial
| army.
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The Bigoted Germans.

They are circulating in Ohio the follow
ing correspondence:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept II, 1884.
Hon. Neal Dow-Dear ST.. Please IN
form me as to the triumph Of the prohibi-
tory amendment in Maine, and what part
the Republicans took in the campaign, and
why Mr.. Blaine didntvote. Yours truly,
HAIRY WESLEY.
PORTLAND Ma, Sept Is, 1854.
Harry Wesley-Desr Sir: We have
achieved a glorious victory for prohibition.
The Republican party stood hand to hand
and shoulder to shoulder with US in the
fight. Mr.. Blaine gave his valuable assis-
tance, and he assured me he refrained from
voting at the request Of prominent Ohio
Republicans. on account of the bigoted
Germans Respectfully yours.
NEI Dow.
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AMusEMlTs.
Last Week Of tho Greatest Show
on Earth.
GRAND PERFORMANCE SATURDAY.
win be Presented for the First Time Ia Bill.
aire the Wonderful Tattooed Rear
Platform Act.
THE ACME OF FINE HlpPooRoxISe.

CryciSx.rI, October 2.-Mr. Blaine
brsakissted, and long before he was acces-
sible the hotel balls and corridors were
crowded with people attracted there BY bis
presence and that Of Gen. Logan. As
soon as Blaine's rooms opened callers be-
gan to pour in and the pressure continued
all the forenoon. Several del
egatious called TO pay their
respects on being from the lrish,American
Republican League, which presented reso-
lutions and assurances Of support. In the
afternoon Mr.. Blaine was escorted TO the
Chamber of Commerce, whers he was warm.
" received. being introduced BY President
Peabody. Mr. Blaine addressed the mem.
bers in short speech. He was frequently
interrupted By applause. Mr., Blaine viii
speak at Bellaire Saturday. = -
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FAVORABLE OUTLOOK.
The Adyices at the Democratic National
Headquarters.

The Adyices at the Democratic National
Headquarters.
EEE YoRK, October 1.-The National
Democratic Committee continues 10 receive
the most favorable sdvices from all portions
Of the country.
A letter from q prominent Democrat in
Columbus. Ohio. says ''0hio Is sure in
October for the Democracy.
A letter from Toledo. Ohio Gays we
have every indicasion tina: ve viii carry
this county with handsome majority for
the State ticket"
A letter from leading Democrat in the
Western Reserve, Ohio, ssyE-"Among the
lsboring Glasses about the rolling mills,
furnaces and mines there is great discon.
tent. erunbling and open revolt on accom-;
of the broken promises OF the ReDubl;can
party Although the Republicans are boil
IN. large rsss meetings in this part ot th'
State, We note great indifference u the Ia
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EaANk cHANFRAU DEAD.

The Veteran Aet9f Breathsd His Lat st
Five O'cieS< Yesterday Morning.
New YoE<, October 2-Fraak Chsnfrau,
The actor: died in jersey City to-day. His
death occurred q; Tsyiors Hotel u 5
o'ciosk- this morning the result Of the apo
pletic stroke laSfsvening.
Mr.. Chanfrau died without recovering
consciousness
Cbsnfrsn's s6us. Henry and Pnnk, J. n
Allieer, q member Of bis company, c. W
Tayleur, his business manager, and Dr.
Jo6h T. iGcGiIl, were at his bedside vhst
he expired So calm was his departure
that it vss only IN arranging the pillow
that TayIeur discovered the fae.
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boring classes and the farmers toward their
ticket. On the other hand, during the
thirty-fve years l have been in ae'ive poll
ties have never seen the Democrat party
so active, aggressive and confident ot VIC
tory as they are today.
4 letter from Cedar Rapids, Inwa, says:
-"0ur Democratic fellow citizens are all
solid and enthusiastic for the ticket. We
see something to work for in Iowa this year
and are fast becoming confident Of carrying
the State for Cleveland and Hendricks
A letter from Plain6eld, n. j., says
"Our German Cleveland and Hendricks
club here has eighty seven members, Of
which about one-third have been Repubi-
cans"
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= WHEEIING w. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER B. 1884.

Denison or myself that would permit any
other Interpretation of the case.
]. Henry Books.
l2I Sears Building, Boston, Mass, Ssptem-
Der 20.
1t was with the knowledge of these facts
in his mind that James G. Blaine said he
had not "at any time owned share of
stock in any coal, iron or land company in
the State Of Ohio"
Could any lie be more brazenly uttered or
thoroughly proved than this2
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ONE MORE.

Prominent Charleston Lawyer Found
Dead on the Street.
CHARLESTON, October 81 Exclusive[ AT an
early hour this morning the dead body ofw.
P. Barnhill, prominent lawyer Of Central
Ohio, who came here for the purpose OF
practising his profession, was found in front
of the Hale House steps 1t is supposed
that he was attacked by appoplexy. He
was about IS years old and leaves wife
and three children. His remains were sent
10 Macarthur Junction. his home, to-day.
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ALL weakness and i'll health owes its
origin to an impure state Of the blood and
3 weakness of the urinary and digestive or
gans. A medicine that viii strengthen
these organs. and at the same time
purify the blood, viii assist nature
IN curing nearly every disease that
human flesh and blood is heir to. Such a
remedy is Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
S>rsapariIla, and, although it possesses no
catns. &c or diuret;s effect, its use viii soor
establish q regular habit of body as well as
the weakness Of the K insvs, irAicated hJ
sedimsntS nervousness etc,
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"THg march Of Mr.. BLAINE from the East
to the West has been like the triumphal pro-
gress Of a conquerer,' says the end man of
B:AlNZs chief metropolitan organ. This
suggests the peculiarly aorid style in which
Jumbo was advertised when he FIRST took the
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Is regard to his connection with the
Tocking valley mines, Mr.. Blaine shows
Av his statement that he does not believe 1t
!, better TO be right than to De President.
He will be apt to find that an unrighteous
r,,ar carnnt be President
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The Sunday Regulator, the organ OF the
laboriug people of CohOes, n. Y, a manu-
featuring city Of -, 900 inhabitants, comes
out for Cleveland. 1t says: We have
made close study of the lives and charae-
ters Of the two men who are the only real
candidates for President, and find that,
whereas Cleveland is all truth and honesty,
Blaine is the reverse" 1t adds, also, 1--WE
give our preference to Grover Cleveland be-
cause we believe that he would be the firm
er friend of Ireland and the Irish peO-
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Don't BelNa, Don't.

WASHINGTON, October 2-Belva Lock.
wood threatens to do the swinging around
the circle" bushes, Ia Blaine, Hayes, ct al
She says she will start out on Sunday, when
she speaks in Baltimore. Monday she will
visit Philadelphia and intermediate points
and Tuesday, New York. She is much dis
turbed over report that St. John hsd with
drawn in favor Of Blaine
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AUylCgs from West Virginia, says the
Washington Post predict that the Demo
cratic majority there will be from eight to
fifteen thousand and that the Republicans
having abandoned their efforts to carry the
State. are now looking solely to the Con-
cressioual districts Of Gibson and Gof.
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LET THEM FIGHT,
The Chinese Eager to Proceed With the
War gainst France.

1
War Against France.
HOSG KONG, October Am imperial
edict has been issued to the Viceroy OF Can.
ton, ordering him to issue proclamation
urging and encouraging the jhinese people
20 resist the French. The Viceroy is also
INSTRUCTED at the same time to forbid any
attempts to poison the food Of their enemies
and TO refrain from undGly exciting the
populace. The antagonism toward Eur,
opesns is increasing on the part Of the Chi.
nese consequent npon the government com
pelling The Chinese laborers TO assis, in un-
loading French vessels. Admiral Courbet
sailed with his feet from Metson this morn.
Dg, but his destination is unknown. The
occupation OF Tamsui in addition 10 Re
lung is considered necessary to prevent the
chinese from obtaining needed supplies,
and the latter expect the next attack 70 be
made By the French upon Port Arthur or
Shanghai. They have accordingly warned
Europeans tha, the positions at Tamsui and
in the south are unsafe. Hong Kong would
be utterly helpless in che event Of the
french landing on the south Of the island.
Additional Rumors.
II is again stated that the Government Of
France is willing 10 resume treaty negotis
tons with China, provided the latter gov.
eminent will strictly observe the treaty Of
Tien-Tsin and pay TO France an indemnity
Of 20, 000, ,000f
The French can easily stop the cable at
the mouth Of the Saigon, and messages via
Haiphong are 10 be under French control.
The Chinese Charge d'AHaires at Berlin
has returned to China y
The English feet is being scattered along
The entire coast, ih. fngste Audacious 90,
ing north.
The French searching Of seyeral English
vessels IL severeiy denounced
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ALONG the WAY.

Enthusiastie Receptions Eyerywhere-
Great Crowds at All Stations-rhe Scene
at Bufalo.
The train bearing Gov. Cleveland and
party left Utica nearly ten minutes shead OF
tine. TIE speed averaged nearly 6f.y miles
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A VERY interesting article tor working
men, showing BLANES interest IN the
HOcking Valley Mining Company, is pub
Z Led elsewhere
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The START.
Governor CleyeIand's Departure From
Albany for Buffalo.

Governor Cleyeland's Departure From
Albany for Buffalo.
ALBANY. y. Y, October Before the
train left, several hundred persons assem-
bled 10 witness Gov. Cleveland departure.
The Governor was drawn to the depot in q
closed carriage, and walked through the
main entrance Of the depot, arm in arm
with General Austin I.alhrop, Of his staff.
The Governors appearance was the signal
for hearty cheering, The Governor was
presented BY Mesdames Corning and
Banks with q huge boquet Of beautiful
flowers. At precisely L;20 p. m. the train
moved slowly out Of the depot, ladies wav-
ing handkerchiefs, men shouting and loco
motive whistles footing. Gov, Cleveland
stood on the rear platform and waved his
adieus to them.
The Weather.
The weather, which had been threatening
all morning. cleared of and all omens
pointed to a successful journey. At West
ALBANY, where are located the great car
shous ofthe New York Central railroad,
hundreds of workingmen fresh from the
forge and bench waved greeting to the
train as it vhisked BY the men
shouting and waving their grimy aprons
ana pyrsting their arms with hands still
holding their tools The train had the
right of way over everything and ran to
Syracuse on time, and stopped at Palstine
Bridge and Utica for water, at the latter
point being fifteen minutes ahead Of time.
The Governor appeared on the rear plat
form of the train at both places, and was
enthusiastically eheered BY thousands.
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Tn. time has come when every voter
should NJ. ke up his mind whether We are TO
have honest government in this country or
not Vote for CLEVELAND.
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THE Republican candidates constitute
regular dime museum combination; the
,at,ooed man, and the man with the iron
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Lar Us have government of the people,
~ the people for the people; no, govern
meut OF the monopoists, by the mOnopOlists,
E,- mo mnnopOhsts.