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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Maior 6. M. &apmonb pom
@enissorps Der Ser. Staaten bat cine sroBs
Wertpiirbisteit mad ieinem Bureau In
Bottom brinsen laiien, cine uralts @lods,
bic felt unbentliden 3eiten auf Cattle So
lamb i'm Safen pom Bolton seitanbsu bat.
Der bdniide goniul bat bic Sni6rift Der
@lode ent,iffert. uno iast, lie Jet in Der
alien uormannii9en Spra9e perfaBt, unb
bic @lode babe wabrldeinlid gu einem
S9iff NIT Namen vYatriot~ ssbort. oil.
tsrtbumSforider iinb Der aniidt, baB bieis
Gutosduns bic aufseitelIte glnnabme bsitas
tiss, wona9 Die @itinser auf ibren Sees
fabrten Dor benz Sabre 100 mad gbriitus
ben Saien BON Bottom errei9t bdttsn.
Die @lufe wirb fiinitis bel ben iibrisen
Mltertbimern IN benz Obj Soutb Weetiug.
baus in Bottom auibewabrt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
Wan 6arf nift %Dersmeiieln.

@i6 bas S9iif ni5t aufl On btit in
ben 4nfanssitaoten Der S9pinSiu9t uno
man bat Dir seiast, eS mare feline Soifs
nuns fir Did, On miiBteit iterben. Nein !!
Or. Bierce'S Golden Medical Discovery"
(sOloene mebijinii9e @ntoeduns) wiro
Did wieber geiuno MAIDEN. sic wirb
feline 8erion, beren 9unseu taft sel9uuns
ben fnb, beilen; aber wenn BEL 3eiten
e~insenommen, lit ie elm unfeblbares
S9winbin9tss 6eilmittel. Set allen gpos
tbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Sin mertwirbises s amilien ne
ereisntB funb gu areabia in Snbiana
itatt. 3wei Gbepaare. bic gu ben d~ltsiten
aniieoleru bes Staates Sdbleu, besinsen
semeiniam ibre solbene So9seit. Siaaf
Wart unb Moies Mars bieBen bic Subels
sreiie. Oieielben iinb 3wiainssbriioer
unb wurosn am 81. Mai 1912 in Yiqua
County, O., seboren. sic bsiratbeten
ant 81. Nouember 1884 gu 6apette Gouns
tp, in bieiem Staate 3uiainssi6weitern,
Nameus 2erina unb Gabitba Wc@ormid.
Rod ibrer Serbeiratbuns wObnten bic beis
ben 9aare suerit in arcabia, bann einise
Sabre lang in indianapolis, worauf ie
mad areabia Suriidtebrten, UNI ii9 baielbit
fir Die Oauer n%ieosrsulaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
.,Wa8 lit ~anipruhslos?"

Sslbpebsl: Der SoIoat ioa fib alto
burd wirbisss anipru5lOies Senebmeu
bic @6tuns Der Burger su erwerben iu4:
en-; isbt, mas wirois 1T, bas miihet Sbr
ale wiiIsu, absr mas anipru9los lit, bes
piHst SIR net, bsBwese Mil is Sud- isst
Iase. Anipru9sloS lit !. y. wenn Sbr in
einem @irtbsbaus nsbsn Gipiliiten bOfet,
baB sSbr bic net INNER puiist unb nit BEN
Snb trstet, bis ie einem q Salbs Sablen.
ionSsrn rubis wartet, bis iie's pon ieIbe'
tbun."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

SIM arbeitsna6 un9s,
bureau bes Gaitle @arben wirb bic Nns
3abl Der @rbeitiu9enben INNER srOBer,
wdbrenb bic Na9frase na9 arbeitern int
mer ipdrli9er wiro. Rur Oienitmdbden
iinben nod lObnenbe Bei5dftisuns. Sebr
uiele Yerionen treiIen pom ben ldnbliden
@esenben in 9ten 9ort elm unb iteisern
Die 3abl Der Grbeitsloien in Der Staot
Stem gorf nod betrd9tli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Yrof. 6. s. &it9sI BON Bridge
port bat Bomber, wsl9e nit uersiftstsr
Cuff ssfiat weroen, berselteat uno mill
bamit bas san,e moberne &riesspsien auf
ben Sopf iteaeu. Na9 Der grplolion Der
aus MSriern seido1ensn Bombe wirb bic
Cuff i'm llmtreiis pom 100 SUP uersiftet.
Der grfinber to,rsiponoirt nit Nbmiral
Sones BON Der britii6en Warine ruesen Der
ginflbuins ieiner grfinbuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
,,WaS Setter iieint."

9ebrer: ,gsun, Ystsr, Jag mir, baI
isSsr Meni9 einen freien 8iaen?" =
Beter: rNein." = g.: y8as? Use,
bat benin gum 8siipiel teinen." - g.
sd" - g.: v@as, bu bait teinen frei'
en- Wiuen2 @arum benu ni9t?" -
g.: vWeun i9 einsn bate, banu mars
i5 BEL bieism id6nen @etter 9eute MD
IN bic Sdule sesansen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
,,Tortrefflih aeluuqen."

Soileau mar isIbit benz 8Snis 9ubwis
XIV. seseniiber gu teiuer S4meidelei gu
bemessn. Sin Wtal bate Der ROnis nit
Mibe siniss 9eris sema9t unb forberte
nun elm llrtbsil. Der Ot9ter los bieiels
ben unb iaste bann: rMaieitdt belieben
sa i9ersen. sic poaten i9le9te 8erie
MAIDEN unb es 1T Sbnen uortreffIi9 selnns
deu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
,,Trojit, Ser Sfieier!"

Gin Offtcier, Der elm iebr beftises Gents
perameut bsiaB, tonnts ii6 emit NIT ieinem
9%eoienten iber cine Sleinisfeit ni9t pers
itdnbisen. .8in i9 uerrift, ODER bur-"
tubr er snbli1 ben Seoienteu an. vSie
werben bod teinen uerriidten gebienten
erpibsrte ribis Der 9estere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

.OtIabama Bapne" lit tobt, aber
er bat einen Na9folser unb Grben, W. 6.
Srou9 Der beute nit ben aniieolern einen
neuen ginfaa ms Snbianer Gerritorium
MAIDEN wirb. Oas &eiultat wirb pie biss
Der fem, baB bic Sauppen Die 9suts usrs
treiben rperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
yOas S6aaipiel lit Sie S9liuge,
Su Die BEN R0nig iein @jewiiien brin9e

l1n6 ebeulo wa6r it's, 6aB Or. 9ierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, i9maf6ufs
tie Nbfibrpiu9en (ote uripringIi9en Qebers
piq9en) Sas w%irtiamite Mittel iiuO, bas
man gebrau9en fauu, nm in ben Sib Der
6runt6eit gu orinsen, Die Odrme unb ben
66rper gu ~reinigen unS Ser Natur BEL III
rem @eneiun9sperte beiiulteben. Sci
NpoIbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
Ser Earaqrapb."

&idter (su elmer weinenoen ansetlass
ten): vSbr Bitten bilft ni9ts. Sh uers
urtbeile sic ni9t, ionpern Der H~masrapb
ices @eieees.)" Mdo9en (sIanbsnO, oas
isi Der Hame bes &idtsrs, Der lie perurs
tbeiIt bait: rginer i9iebt's auf ben ans
bern. Sd bite, no wobnt oenn ber?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Sn BEN Oort tast ioeben cine &c.
beime Gonferen, Der &epublitaner, wel6e
ii9 nit benz Blame trdgt, ale ylluabbdu:
si9en", bic ii9 bes y8erbre9ens" i9ulOis
gema9t baben, fir Gleuelano 3u itimmeu,
aus Der Yartei gu perfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

8dbrenb @arftelb i'm Sabre
1880 in Wti3igan cine Bluralitdt BON
So, 739 Stimmen erbtelt, bat Der tdtouirte
Blaine in ienem Staate cine pluralitdt
pom fnapp $500. 2lu9 cine 6olse ieines
uielaeprieienen Ma1netismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
Sin heller !sOpf 1T elm 2eiden uOn outer

Gin bsIsr 8opf lit Elm 3eidsn uon gutter
Gsiunbbeit unb reseImdBisem 9eben.
Wenn man ii9 fSrpsrli9 i9psr unS matt
fiibIt, unb seiltise arbeit nur lansiam DOR
ii5 sebt, 10 iinb glper's 9iIen cine NUM-
Ssrbars Silfe nm tOrperlide 9sbbaftisfeit
unb seiltise 6raft wieoer gu sewinnen.
User an geritopfuns leibet, iOlte pom ibnen
@ebrau6 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

@es nit benz Ssbwsoen anwibernben
9erduspsr unb @eidnaufe! @ebrau9s
Or. Cages "Catarrh Remedy"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23
Gttca90,
Wtlwantee
& ct. Yanl.

Ste beRst uub ssfdbrt absr 400 NsiIsn giieubabn In
Rore Suinots. @tseonfn, Ninneiota, Soma unb Dotota,
unb ba TIRE Sauptituisn. SpsisIinisn unS Berbtnsunssn
ueu @sftens srretAen, pereteut ne uaturaemdb BITE Be5et4s
unns short sins- uno III BITE bette Routs swiiaen;
gStsaso. Wilpantss. 81. gauI unS Deinnsapoas.
gbtesss, peilpausss. p0rtass. sagrofs uns Btnoua.
gkteass. Wilpautss. Ortsnpius. absroan v. GLENDALE
ehtsaas, Dtiluautst. Gan Glairs uns Sttuuats.
Gbteaso. NiIwautss. @auiau unb Weutu.
gbtsaso. Wilwautss. Beaver Dam. 5one su sae uns
Cissoib.
gsisaso, wiIpausss. @au,siSa unS Osonomopos.
gbteaso. Rilpauss. wsaStiOn uns prairis su Sbtsu.
9bisaso. YeiIpaus,t. Opatenua. weansato u. 5aribauIt.
gStsaso. BsIoit. S~an,suias uus Mineral gOini.
Chicago, elstu. Rotiore uns D~ubnans.
gbieass, Clinton. 8od Sslaus, 9ssar Rapibs u. aama.
ekieaso. Dss aeotuss. Council Bluffs unb Omaba.
gbtsaso, canton. siour City. siOur Saus unO Dantton.
9bisaso, gdIwautss. albert sea uno iaeli&su Wiunsios
Ia gessneeu.
gbieaso. gilDaufss. Maion gits. Rit4sa uuS gsam.
belatu.
8o6 SslanS. Dubuque. 81. Baul uns WiunsapeIis.
Davenport. eaImar. ct. 9auI uns minneapolis.
Rirsutss. Rasins. SsIoit. Jrssport uns Rod SsIans.
mitAta. BoIisp. aibtOa uus aberdeen.
CStm &ipsr Bailey etnie.)
pullman SdIafrpa1ep unb ole Ih6ufeu Dtuinas q Jars
Der @ti lauieu ani ben SaupiItnieu Der y btease,
WtIwautee uno ct Raul Babu, nuo BITE ,npors
,ommsnoeu Seamisn Der Sempaeuts erDsiieu ben Soda
strsn ites aaimsrfiamfsit.
SaastSssisafBfasru. sea- aE. Is Sid. asl
SfnI SupuiRttnesut. AiRtert Sen. y. Sst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-23

Der aussruf Short etns- IN Bsrbius
ouns nit BEN Ramtu elmer groseu Balm
v be,etauet tur, uuo eeutIia seraoe Sasiss
uiee, mas eas rsiienee Bublttum brau4t
-ndmIt9 eine turSe Stnis, raiAe Jabrt
uuo BITE bsieu Aeeomooationen; auts
bisies btet.t BITE sr0bts g~iieubabn In
amnita. BITE
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
M0NOPOIIES GO DOWN.

This is what the Republican platform
says in the strOngeat sense. and this is
what the people demand. The evils of
cold blOoded monOpoliss that have rob-
bed, stabbed, and slain the common peO-
pie are innumerable, and have been long
and patiently borne. That which most
hindsrs American progress Is the grow
ing curse Of monopoly bred In avarice
and continued through accursed greed. .
Nowhere is this evil greater than in
the stealing of our lands from the peo-
pie who only have the God given right
to these lands for homes for those who
honestly till the soil. The platform
says: The public lands are heritage
of the United States, and should be re-
served as far as possible for small hold
ings by actual settlers. We ere opposed
to the acquisition of large tracts of these
lands by corporations or individuals, es-
pecialy where such holdings are in the
hands os nOn-residents, aliens and we
will endeavor to obtain such legislation
as will tend to correct this evil.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

House. Should he be. we believe his
administration will be liberal one. He
IL the ablsst and most experienced pub
lie man to be found In the Republican
party, and IL the country is to have IN
other four years of Republication. We
believe that Mr.. Blains's administration
will give more general satisfaction than
that of any other Republican"
The Houston, Texas, Post says:
"The Democratic party must be aware
that by nominating Blaine the Republic
cans have exhibited the finest trump
card in their deck. II is of no use to
disguise the fact. Blaine 10 very
strong man, difficult to beat. He has
tho magnetism of the few select who
stand head and shoulders above their
fsllow-men; his private record is pure
cAe-to the best of our kaowlsdgs-and
his ability has been tested hundred
times and not been found wanting. The
Democracy should not underrats their
enemy.
The Wheeling Intelligencsr thinks
Blaine will carry West Virginia's slscto-
raj vote. Republicans have done we'll
in making strong ticket.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
SOUTHERN TALK.

The Southern newspapers talk sense in
estimating the chances Of Blaine. The
Augusta Chronicle and Censtitutionalist
says:
I'VE will have trouble enough to elect
our men over those just named at Chi
cago, and that fact may as well be
stated at once. The campaign will be
red hot; and, il we are to win, none but
first-class statesman of ipcorruptibls
record must be the Democratic standard
bearer, With western men for 20 odd
years the Republicans have friumphed.r
The Atlanta Constitution saws:
1T is not impossible that Mr.. Blaine
will be the next occupant of the White
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

OUR Irish-American citizens are turn
ing by the hundred and thousands to the
support Of their lifelong friend, James
G. Blaine, 4 man whe better represents
the genuine interests of the Irish people
in America than any other man on the
continent in high public life. Freedom
is cosmopolitan, universal, and Blaine
could not have done so much for liberty
without being t!a1 to the Irish blood
that runs in his wins. More Irish votes
will be given Blaine and Logan than
were ever before given Republican nom
inees.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
Crazy Patchwork.

Having a large assortment of remnants and
pieces OF handsome brOcaded silks. satins and
velvets, we are putting them up In assorted
bundles and furnishing them for CRAZY
patchwork" Cushions, Mats. Tides, &C., &c:
Fackage No, lis q handsome bundle OF
exquisite silks, satins and brocaded velvets
tail differently. Just the thing for the most su-
pero pattern Of fancy york. Sent postpaid for 30
cents in postal note or cent stamps Pack
age No. 2-Oontaining three times as much
as package No. l. Sent postpaid for .$l.0o.
These are all Of the very finest quality and can
not be equalled at any other silk works in the
u b. at three times our prices. They Will please
any lady. One order always brings q dozen
more. Ladies' Manual OF Fancy Work,
with 10 illustrations and fullnstructions for
artistic fancy work, handsomely bound, post
paid, 90 cts. Order noo. Address, The ROCH-
lister SILK Co. Rochester N. Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
a Good Work.

The Republican Convention at Chica-
go, in tho happy language of Senator
ingalls,, has organized victory" as it
has given the party IAN invincible
ticket and an imprognable platform"
The same enthusiastic endorsement Of
the work of the Convention comes from
all quarters. There are some dissenters
in New York aud New England, as
there were Republicans dissatisfied with
the denomination of Lincoln In 1864, and
Of Grant in 1876. When the people have
their way, those who live apart from
the multitude AMI have no sympathy
with their aspirations aud purpose are
certain to be disgruntled and are loud
III their expressions of displeasurc and
revolt Were their weight at the polls
appOrtiened to the sense OF their dis.
affection would be really formidable.
But, under a popular government, when
the millions move in one direction the
companies of ten and twenty who will
not keep in line only succeed in calling
attention to their insignificance and
impotence.
There never has been Convention
more truly representative of the Repub-
lean party than this one. While the
absence of recognized leaders has been
noted. it Mt no time appeared that the
Convention on this account failed to
understand itself or wayered in its
purpose. The regular course Of bust
ness was interrupted only by the
infectious and uncomfortable outbreak
OF enthusiasm at every mention OF or
reference to Mr.. Blaine; but this, by
showing the strength and earnestness
of the Blaine support, probably facili-
tated rather than retarded the real work
of the Convention. The ticket finally
agreed up0a is as strong as possible
and strong at each end. Both the candi-
dates are thorOugh-going, aggressive,
Incorporating Republicans, whose
best years have been spent in the public
service; whose faults, such as they are.
have been measured, and whose sterling
virtues have been fully proved; full
bloOded. bold spirited, typical Ameri-
cans. it is Sitting that such men should
be made the nominees Of their party,
and he placed at the head OK the nation
Tho platform with its upright, down
RIGHT Protection plank. which no man
can explain to mean anything but Pro-
lection, and with its unqualified en-
dorsement Of civil service reform and
demand for further extension OF the
system, will he felt as tower Of
strength to the Republicans all through
the campaign. The success of Blaine
and Logan next November means the
continuation of the Protective policy,
which will compel some show OF respect
for the United States by European and
South American powers. and the main
tenance Of free ballot in the South as
far as the National Government has
power to influence or compel an obser-
vance of the rights Of American citizens
in that section. Altogether, both in its
presentation Of candidates and plat
form, the Convention did n good work
and the Republican party will ratify its
action on the 18th of November next by
full party vote and the usual popular
Observation-Disclosures Press.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

THE kid gioyed aristocrat don't like
Blains-simply berause ne never pro-
fessed to be what he was not, He does
not believe in any superiority but that
whicn comes from true manliness, and
this virtue he has always exempliied.
Blain's idea makes universal equality
based upon worth, full blooded manly
worth not dollars and dress.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

LINCOLN Of Illonois, and Hamlin Of
Maine, made the ticket in 1860 when
effete Democracy stepped down and out,
in 1884 the same party is to be continued
in power by tho election of Blaine Of
Maine, and Logan of Illinois. This is
not only ominous but right that the par
ty the incarnation Of free government
honest to the center, faithful in the
greatest and least, fully determined to
lead in all that benefits the race is not
only the belief Of Americans, but the
fear Of England.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

This is the command received by tho
party. The mission of the country is
not ended but simply begun Dem ocracy
has not killed the nation, it still lives,
grows, and is destined to greater attain
ments and victories. Her commerce,
trade, business, must advance. her in
dustries must enlarge, her wonderful
resources be developed and her varied,
rich and marvellous productions carried
all over the world. In order to this
our navy must be restored, made efficient,
fully up to the requirements of Ma
tiOnal Navy. The platform says:
We demand the restoration of our navy to its
old time strength and efficiency, that it may in
any sea protect the rights Of American citizens
and the interests OF American commerce, and
we call upon Congress to remove The burdens
under which American shipping has been de-
pressed, so that it may again be true tnat we
have commerce which leaves no sea unex-
plored and navy which takes no law from
superior force.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
SHALL WE HAVE WAIs:

Democrats have a chronic fear of war,
and in this they are justified. They
declare that il Blaine is elected there
will be foreign war. The platform
says:
"The Republican party favors policy
which shall keep us from entangling
alliance with foreign nations and
which gives us the right to expect that
foreign nations shall refrain from
meddllng in American affairs, the
policy which seeks peace and can trade
with all powers, bat especially with
those of the Western Hemisphere"
This does not say too much, it simply
declare our rights, the rights Of other
nations, and the doctrine Of peace on
earth and good will. There is no better
way to have continued peace than by
electing Blaine and Logtn. men who
never forgot how to take care Of the
old flag. These are the kind Of men
that win respect at home and abroad.
GO FORWARD.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
THE platform says:


We believe that everywhere the pro-
lection to citizen of American birth
must be secured to citizens by American
adoption, and we favor the settlement
of National differences by international
arbitration.
This is speaking to the point
and with Blaine and Logan on the ticket
itmoans just what it ssys. II man
bears the inscription Of American he
will be safe to travel the world over
without being insulted, mistreated and
deprived OF his rights by any nation on
the globe. This country is worth pro-
teoting so are her citizens and people
whether native or adopted.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19
THE present Democratic Congress is q
failure, in this it is true to its party.

JUST as soon as tho Republicans plac-
cd the "Plumed Knight" in the field, the
willy Samuel j. Tildsn says he wont have
the nomination. He plainly foresaw
defeat, aud he has had enough Of this.
He shows wisdom in giving up the
ghost.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

BLAINE will take the field, Logan will
DC heard In every Northern state, and
Democrats fear the results of such a
canvass.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

FREE TRADERS don't like the protection
riag Of tho Republican platform, bat
tho Republican party 10, has been, and
ever will be party of protection. ut
is the first duty of good government
to protect the rights and promote the
the interests of its own people," The
party does hope for free trade, help to
fight the battle of protection. but it
will not swerve from its principles, 1t
will maintain tariff that will protect
our industries and our labor.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

1t 10 reported ,hat Roscoe Conkling
mas joined Democratic party. Roscoe
mas had some experience with shot gun
policy"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

ALL citizens native and adopted will
% protected in all their rights at home
and abroad under Blaine the represent
alive American.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

HE Medical society of the state made
Dr. Aaeleaa their President at Grand
Rapids.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

BISHOP SIMPSON of tho M. E. church
10 dying at Philadelphia. No minister
OF Christ has taken more active or sue
cessful part in life.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

HENRY WARD BEECHER says he won't
vote for Blaine but he will stand by the
old flag, which means he won't work with
the Democratic party although he is too
virtuOus to swallow Blaine.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

THE Democrats are afraid to Aomin.
ate man representing Democracy as
Blaine represents Rspublicanisu. They
are afraid of square fight.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

THE platform fthe Republican party
is an outspOken, clear cut document
that cannot be interpreted to mean any
but what the party has battled for since
1860. 1t is strong enough fer any
stauRch Republican. 1t is good enough
for the most advanced thinker, the
freest man. 1t offers encouragement
and strength to business, labor, wages,
and every struggling freeman. No two
aon better represents these cardinal
principles of patriotism, protection,
equality and justice than Blaine and
Logan, then;
"HUrrah! Hurrah! for Logan and for Blaine
Hurrah! Hurrah! from Oregon to Maine! .
With Blaine and Logan in the front,
Wen rally once again.
Floating the old flag of freedom"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

TILDEN declines being candidate on
the ground of physical weakness. He
has had enough Of Democratic honor to
kill him, does not name his successor
and it is suggested by his act that there
is no Democratic Moses equal to the
occasion. weakness is the chief char
actsristis of Democratic candidates, and
Blaine will clear the track Of the forth
coming ticket, and send 1t with the old
moss covered ticket into decline. IL
the Democratic party had nominated Til
den in 1890 and tried to have rlghtsd
what they called the wrong of 1876, 1t
would have been entitled to some respect.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

Now is the time to work for the
election of Blaine and Logan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

The hours Of tho day will soon be
numbered from one to twsnty-fsur.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-06-19

BRITISH gold will try to defeat Blaine
but Irish votes will pull him through.