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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16


Gsn GsAE1 has written Senator
MIrcaEIL declining pension from the
Government. Now. ihst the General
hes declined that, let Congress pass .
bill to pot bin on the retired list OF the
army With The rank he held at the time
Be resigned to Be iosseursted President.
This Nation cannot afford to le: Gen.
GRArr, in bic declining years, be cramp.
Cd, harrassed. annoyed snd bedeviIed,
when y can 20 easily provide for his
scu'est IN bis old see. No man who
knows the history Of lhIs country from
1881 to 1865 will raise his voice sc OPP
pose the just measure We have suggest
-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
The Popslar Vote.

The suinformsd Republican papers
claim thsi BLAME hiss . plurality o.
about 4, coo votes over CLEvrLAND
The Philadelphia Times, Independer
RspuhlIcan, comedies plurality Of s.
ESQ 10 CLEvELASp.
The New York Times, Republican,
puss Il q 6o.7li.
The PhilsdsIphis PFess, Republican
IN iss table bv States, gives CLEvELAHp
plurality Of IS 973.
The Cinclpnaii Csmmercidl Gozstt
aad Chicago Tribune, both Republican
ere still claiming that there is hope fo
the Republican organization, snd tina
BLAINE has plurality over CLEVELAND
when It ID notorious that even the digger
Indian knows that oil such claims have
no foundation IN fact.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
Very Remarkable Recovery.

/: Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, OF Manchester.
Mich, writes: "My vie has been al
most helpless for FIVE years, so helpless
that she could not turn over 10 bed a'one
She used two Battles OF Electric Bitters
and :s 80 much imDroved. that she is
able now to do her own work."
Electric Bit,ers will do all that is
claimed for them Hundreds Of tes'i-
monisls attest thsir great curative pow
ers. Only fifty cents bottle at r W,
Pope's.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

Fully one,half Of those who now be-
long to BLAINE and LcGAN clubs will
vote the Democratic ticket 10 1888. The
rer sinder will vote the ticket OF some
new ism that will spring up between now
and then. Those who claim membership
In the Republican party now will then
swear they never belonged 10 It. Disso
luton has marked 1t for i,s victim.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
Republicans in Caucus,

WASHINGTON. Dec. I0.-At o caucus
ofthe Republican members OF The House
OF Representatives to-nightit It was unsn
imously aereed that the Mexican Pen.
sion bill. as amended bv the Senate, ID
entitled to hearty and active support, and
that thev will support every, effort to
have the bin considered and passed al
the earliest possible day.
Certainly. Give the Mexican soldier,
who served IA days, % per month. for
.Rfe and the soldier Of the late war, who
served four years, nothing. That is the
love Republicans have for the soldiers
The Democrats 10 the House should de
feat oil such unjust measures. 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
POWER OF THE BISHOPS.
Somo of the Important Changes
Made BY the PlenaFy Council.

CLEVELAND, Dec l0.- The Press to-
day publishes The most important chsn
ges made at the Plenary Council st Bal
timore, which have not before been made
public. Ten per cent OF the priests OF
the United States win he made rectors.
snd not movable at the option Of the
Bishops. Each Bishop shall appoint .
court OF consultors compused OF elk
priests: esch member holds the office for
life. This court shall have full power to
try oil cases of misconduct on the part
OF priests. Instead OF the B;Sbops OF
the province sending .he names for se-
lection 10 vscsnt bishoprics upon the
death, as heretofore. Of Bishop, the
rectors and consultors meet and send The
nsmss OF their candidates for the yscan-
cv 10 Rome. Their choice OF the csndf,
date will probably receive the appoint
ment. The Bishops OF the province,
however,, II they object 10 one Or more
Of the priests nominees may send . sep
sra.e list Esch list meets with equal
consideration at the propagsndasss4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
The Late DIR. Lampinr.

Many persons here did not until re.
Gently know Of the death Of DR. Lamp
ing. which occurred in May lastin Ohio,
As Young ply ysician, ambitious. per
|severing and sspiring, he made upon the
older snd more experienced members o!
the profession q lasting Impression,
which with pleasure Is recalled Among
the people, where the line OF duty called
him.. many would be the testimonials oi
self sacrifice AMI Of genuine noble phi
lsnthrophv which could be obtained =
He showed . willingness to commence
ct the foot pi the ladder and ascend by
the slow degrees Of merit and duty per-
formed He did. many acts witbou,
compensation or the hope OF compensa
tion, aud It was noticeable ths: he would
give the same assiduous and unremit,ine
care and attention 30 the poor and utter.
ly destitute Is be did to the wealthy, the
influential and powerful. He had the
interests OF the true physician and de.
voted love OF his profession.
The apparent apathy and lis,lessness
~hich marked the latter part OF his Ca
reer. 10 to be attributed to the working
of disease. now apparent, then unknown
even to his intimstes. The cccentrici.
ties. "the sounding OF notes out OF tune" !"
are now plain. 80
All who knew him we'll, deeply regre,
that career 80 promising OF usefulness,
of honor and. distinction, should have
sbeep premsturely closed by disease and
death.
Coming here ''strAnger in strange
fsnd'' he lett friends who remember him
with pleasure and regret - OSensbo,o
(Ky.] Enquirer.
Dr.. LAMFiNo. better known among
friends here as "RAs." was ssonof F
A. LAMrINa. Of N " Ma,smorss, Ohio,
formerly Of this county. The Dr. has
been .practiciog medicine 10 Owensboro,
KY for the Last twelve years-six OF
which be was CITY physician. He Was .
man OF 6ne promise, loved his proiss
sion, bat by too earnest study and expo
sure brought on that fatal disease
(soitening Of the 5rain) which SO soon
ended career OF rseiulness and honor.
He dled as the age OF 50. leaving . wife
and two children. "Death loves shin
ing mark"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
sHERIEFTs SALE.
Wiley T. Wilcox
Joha D. Moryi. xL.

n vfytus of a ~>-<.s. =
I s,.n a.. 49,, 's - ssues . ss!s issesd
sra % -, ~ ~ .v s"rr,. " Ioa ps~es' within
oh,n ~ . 80. Sy ns,,' y. .sss' - seaeeAa
~. .,o,. ..-..f s .""..s !. -. eesss Ssswssn
I'm 49,, -, ..,r s% " y. Nesssse
80. 49,. - = s - Psspe sseuen o Ne
ASs's - Wssoseesose
odsvrdoy, fhc Sd day Of jaHwoyv. 1885.
tstwsss shs hsuss of 10 ossJcsa = = - 4
o'clock >. n, Of ssid dav "a Is f.aIeC1- -.
scribvd yesi ,estats sltesfs I. sSss.-,s.s-.
Ohio. towils ~
Beiux : r.yt ~ ~. s.,.,s....-s,o... a. \,
section thirtv rso1 rc-.sht~- 81 lssss.'~s
fsI, beeinpins for tie sons - s;s.ss,::s
dnh "a 2-51 reds north tusu.y svs ~ -
half r22,l degrees east nor : ,,s.. ,is,s.S
in the midds Of ths yssA ,.,.,.r 49,
Xslars 70 B.sIlsvtl,s. ss,d sss,s hss.s..esr.
southwest corner ~ ,es s.,-.,,. .v.s~.
N. =. Adams. .ffsm vbIss 49, s.xisS.
stump bearing north tb,av rse1 S.-,.s. ~.
thirty three 1881 links' - 49,. 49,
bs,pe near the osru,r tor : ov;s1 x.s-,s,.5s.
by " p Adams; ruupips. 49,. ,s.sk
twenty two and one half rs2SI de~y.,e ~
nsne and four 6ftb "a ! Al rsssA-s. srs--s
sosth sixteen ana an. AZ ,,srs S"-".s.
east three and '6tty ei,ht s.sss,ssiss sss = ~
lp0l .ps,eh.s. ths,..' 800 s-s-.-s-s
one balf r2ali d.,r... -. s~...s- ~.
hupdrsdih r73.looi rs,.hss. tS.-.s s.-sx
sixtv seveu ana ens hs,F rs5i, 'Ss..".. s.ss
ON. ana pipssv ..v.. h.,t... ~. ~. :, Z, ~
p,tchss: tbsnss sou,h t-..,- - "
half f22x1 d.s,... v..s a. - .s-.-r-
dr.a,s rs 90 sco1 n..ss.. - 10y 49,
rlol dssYs.. J 81. po ,S.ss "a 49, 49, sesse -
srh rs ss,co1 c e.,ss,. ana n.y.. -, .s nss.
,wen,y Two and one h.ls r9,xI Ssss..s -' -.
thsss aud nfsy two hspd,sa,s ssSss"si
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16
sHERIFF's SALE.
Frsdssict Kssisrsr
Vs.. =
Thomas 6at'iu & al.

QY virtue Of csrtsIu order Of sale fvgoG
u from the court Of common plsaa. vsshiI
and iesth county u hontss, aaa sesass -
Ohio. In . case pendisgis snid court bsswesn
the above named paPtfss. md to ns directed.
! will Offer for sale 1t pablo asssfol. d he
sast dsor Of The eoust'houss - Wssiaasl1
on
Safrday, tie Sd day ef Jsnssvy. 1855,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock I. =. aaa
4 O'Clock p. m, Of said day, shs ssllswins
described real estate. situate h. nsnsse
The south p;sSisi d sis issSsdIs' 3t;2sSsLf
Of section f6J six. .tswnshfp [3J sad sasss
Isl i've, beginning 10, tho same ~ The sepSh
east corner Of said quarter ssstisu; thssss
bearing north two sna 80 tsusth tspsso
east 6isv six aud three tburth psise uisk -
tiou line, thence north ssvsnty pius dsepees
west twenty three poles 10 sugar tree: thsSss
south eighty ons degrees vest sixtssa -
ene 6fth poles 70 stone heap; thence Is1tk !.
sixty four degrees wsss forty four polss;thsooe
north sixty eight degrees west thirty threo
poles TO Fishers spring ran; tASnos ssa$A
seventeen and one half degrees tsM slehk
and ons third poles down sai1 ne thsoss
north sixty seven degrees wsst ten psiss v .
white eak eighteen inohss In diameter: thsuas
south seventy six degrees vest eight pslss,
thence north sixty nine dsgrsss vet Z pslsss
shence north sixty degrees wsst eight pslss:
thence north nfty enc and . hslf derives
vest eighteen poles; thence north sixty six
and one halt degrees wost Avs sri sws ath
poles to the quarter section lins; sh66so
south two and one fourth degrees vest ninety
seven and one third p,lss viii qaas>ss ~
tiou line 10 the southwsst corner. shseso-
south eighty seven degrees west enc Auudrsl
and sixty poles with quarter section lie u
the piscs Of bssinnins. esitai,ihe ssssaay
one and twsnty.ons hundrsdth asEss.
Also, the northeast quarter si Tie nessh
vest quarter Of section (S) ak. towsship "a
three aud range ~ ave. sxosps thrss sn1
one fourth acres OF Of the northsast sssnss
Of said /, containing thirty TIVE and sizty.
i've hundrsdth acres, containing IN all ens
hundred AID three and Gig six hundssdtA
acres.
Said property % ordered . - ssN b ..
praised at So. 0sQ. aud NAY sell fss I've thir3u
Of said apprsisemsnt fssns Of sals. sash
before conarmatien.
Q, LupI,
decs. s.'s4vs. sheriff \. c. 3.
&C.: Z. Ksr,uass, Atty.
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Still Another Plank.
Boston Post:

The New York World suggests the
following negative pIanks for the plat
form OF the new administration mo
eif,-taking. no nepoiism, no star ront.
ism or xbiskey ringism, no B"Iknapism,
no jnnketing at public expense. no kitcb.
co cabinet, no hvpocrisy in the Write
House, no iummery." To these eight
planks, all good ones, We beg leave to
add niBth-No offcious meddling BY
newspapers.
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Biaine's Way Out.

NEW YokK Dsc. Sit is. sail here
Mr. B'aine's libel suit against the In
disnapoli, Sentinel Is likely to fall
through with by reason OF an inform
aity in the proceedings. or, rather, the
proceeding will he barred. -
1t seems that the Sentinel people in
one OF their motions c,ntaining inter.
rogatories, asked that il Mr. Blaine failed
to answer them. an injuuc ION issue
against. hi, furt7er parsuing the case
The Judge directed the questions to be
forwarded Mr.. Blaine. It was not IN
ders,ood shat be ordered the injunction
in case OF refusal to snswer. No replies
we're made. II Is now asserted that the
order OF The Judge nsnitting tho in.
tsrrsgatories was also On injunction in
case OF refnsal. -
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An Editors Tribute.

Theron p. Keator, Ehtor OF Fl.
Wayne, Ind. Gazette" writes: "For
the past Eve wears have always used Dr.
X Kng's New Discovery, 70: coughs o.
most severe charsc' er, as we'll rs for
those OF milder type. 1t never fails
70 effect speedy cure. Nv friends to
whom haze recommended it speax OF
il In same high terms. Having been
cured by it OF every cough I have had
for FIVE years, consider it the only re.
liable and sure cure for Coughs, Coida,
etc." Call 81 R. w Pops's Drug Store
and get . Free Trial Bottle. Large
Size Sl 90.
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Notice to the Prince.
Kansas Citv Times

The Times will infoim Prince Ga's'ro
that after be has squsndered vi. Evs
Mackay's fortune, and has come vest "a
grow up with the country, he cannot
open peanutshop in Kansas City. The
Italian prince bu.iness 10 much overdone
10 this region. We have the Italian eli
mate and an Italian orches,rs, and, to
use very vulgar bot pardonsbly ex.
pressive phrase. I'VE are no hogs" We
know when We have had enough
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New Yurh Herald. 10th inst.
EmptOyeFS' Liability. .

The United States Supreme Courtren.
dered on Monday q decision which abol-
fshes. IN . large percentage Of cases, an
unjust, absurd rule that has long gov.
srued the courts OF this country and
Englsnd.
An accident csused by the gross neg.
liQence OF one OF the company's ser.
wants occurs on = railroad The killed
and injured inclade member Of psssen-
gers and several employee. Every pas.
senger injured and the legal representa-
tives of everv one killed may recover
damages. But to suit brought by any
OF ito employees or bis representatives,
the corporation pleads that II is not
liable for injury To one employe caused
,bv the negligence OF another. This de.
fence has hitherto been generally recog-
rized by the courts Of this country as .
good one.
The principle. is not limi'ed to rail.
roads. 1t extends to all employers.
There - neither reason nor justice 10
this Distinction. l, is one OF the many
seuseless, unjust principles OF the old
common law which have heen kept In
force by tie courts through slavish ad.
,hercnce to precedents. Two or three
vesrs ago it va. set aside in England by
statute. In this S ate anI in Massachu
set,s Efforts have been male 20 secure
similar legi,lation.. but they have beer
defeated bv interested corporations Z.
In the case before the Supreme Court
an engineer on one train had been IL
iured bv the negligence Of the conductor
on another. The company set up the
usual defence that ii w.s not lisbIsshe
cause both engineer and conductor were
its own employees The Supreme CourS
holds the company fiableS h ssve zihs,
the t~o employees we're not fellow Ser
wants. The conductor was In superior
and the engineer in ssuhordinste grade
OF service The Court was not called
upou to determine the Law 10 q case Of
fellow servants. But it set aside tie old
Common law role in cases whers the EN-.
ployes are not in the same grade Of SER
vice.
This j, 90 important advance in the
direction OF reason, justice and common'
sense. But the firm hold which the old
rule and the force precedent have upon
our judges is shown bv the fact that
four members lissented from the opin.
ION of the Court.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

TEE Civil Service Isw will be carried
suf snder President CLEvsLAKD's admin.
ht-ssfop- The "spoils" sdvocates, under
JoHsxy McLrAH, Of the Cincinnati En-.
suirv, viii have no chance to get 10
their peculiar kind Of work. The Ad.
ninis,sasios viii nos require their ssrvi
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Warfare In the Soudan.

Zuishi hv . couple OF rockets, fol-
lowed by the shsrp bang OF . section Of
howiixers. Eagerly we watched the
eject, but the rockets bur.t upon our
own mep, AMI though the shells had
been nicely timed they seemed to make
but little impression. Breaking from
cover the enemv sweeps with an inward
curve right and left, his extreme tanks
converging towards the opposing angles
Of our square. NV 6le nring heglns
from the front directly assailed. they
having been cautioned to slu. Nearer
they swept. horse and foot closing on
either flank, but ss they came within our
zone Of Ore they butted forward, hit to
death The Norfeufeldts have now got
10 work, and within . few minutes the
leading mob, for Il was but that, fell in
piles. But fsnaticism knew no check
The chosen chiefs OF the Mshdi we're
there, followed bv their owl chosen
bench men Aud what gal.
liant men we're theyf Right up to the
canson's mouth. right up to the ride
muzzle, dauntIess they rode, encoura
ging their followers with the promise of
paradise 10 break our .qnare. > ~ =
Sheikh after sbeikh went down With his
hammer. shbougb the Mahdi had assured
each that he was invulnerable. and their
faithful bot misguided followers fell; 10
circles around the chiefs they bl,n,lly
followed. %~-T They never wait
to be attacked Their onslaught is To-
riou.. They s~eep down on their foes
in one sudden rush, and their plan Of
hattie is invariably TO throw their enemy
into confusion by the rapidity OF their
attack, which always takes place in the
open. We had to traverse dense woods
and juneles on our march. The chances
in their favor would have been immense
had they attacked Us while We were max
ing our way through these obstacles.
but their instircts and traditions taught
them that such mode of warfare would
not he ehivalrous. With Hicks Paska
il tie Sondan,' b. Colonel j. Colbsrnc
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cEObio ~. John Martin, criminal
Islander. This is . remarkable and rath.
er an unusual case. TIE defendant is .
mere bov, not yet sixteen years old and
the prosecuting witness. Miss Nnrs
Brown. daughter OF John Brown. II is
alleged that the boy uttered criminal
slsnder upon her. II is the frst csse nj
this sort brought under this statute In
Guernses county. The penslty for this
offense is fine OF $500 or six months
imprisonment or hoth at the discreiiru
o. the cnurt. The jury was only ou'
ten minutes and returned Q verdict ol
guilty The court immedi ,tely proceed.
Ell With the sentence. The detendsn,
and his father we're severely reprima and.
ed and he defendant fined $50 snd cos,
Of prosecution and sentenced to so davs
imprisonment 10 the county Jail. Thii
case will likslv he followed hy otheI
prosecutions. Gsevnstv Times. Hthinst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

wTne case of the State Of Ohio
agsinst Emmett Mitchell, charged With
murder in the first degree for the. hi,
ling OF CHARLES Grimm on the ~, Of
September. il set for trial at St. Clairss
vile on Thursday, the 20 b OF this
month. The clerk and sheriff drew
,hir,y-six persons from which to select
jury as prescribed hv law. Hon s!
Dsnfurd will defend Mi ichell, and the
prosecution will he conducted by Prosei
cu,or Kennon. assisted by John W.
shannon. The case promises tr exci'e
considerable iutsrest It's likely thai
considerable time will be consumed ID
securing Q iurv.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

One night last werk r. G Oasy Of
fered map OF the United, STATES, set 10
blocke, to some ladies' 10 bis store il
riihar OF them could place the blocks
correctly, and form 9 perfect map in ten
minutes. Miss Doidle Calland, teacher
10 our schools here carried of the beau
tlful prize by placing the blocks cor
rectly in nine minutes and . halt,.-Cald-
svsn Journal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

TsE 'spoiis" buszards 10 the Demo
cratic party will be kept sway back In
The rear upon the ssndhiIls Of despair
BY the Civil Service Law. The Esssirr
gang. conposed Of shoaldsS- ktters and
hard rowdys, hare selected their posi-
tions, bat others. honest, competent men
will be appointed TO an them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

In The House on the 18th inst, Gen.
WARxrR called the attention OF the mem.
hers TO The abuse, BY J. D. TAYLOR, OF
he lease 10 prins . speech at Tie close Of
the last session. The House by yeas
l6l to nsys 90 ordered that the ohjsc.
tionsble parts Of TASLos's printed
speech be expsseed from the Record.
The debste Was sharp, in which War.
I'm fsyed the Judge Advocate. We
shall print the official report Of the de-
bate 10 our next issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-12-16

cE Peter Dick, OF Zsnesyille, sub.
scribed 800 towards the building OF the
Bellaire, Z,nesviIle d Cincinnati Rail-
road. A condition OF the subscription
was that the road should be completed
in August. 1888. Itreqaired sne month
beyond that time to complete the road
Dick refused to pay, when The. company
brought suit TO recover the AMOUNT
Judge Phillips decided that, a. the con.
tract was complied with on the part oI
the company within q reasopsbie time,
Dick should vhack up.-C Caldse1 Josr
nal.
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oWAddrsss all letters:
"THr SPIRIT Or Dsaoc1AcY,-
Wo0ds6eld.
Monroe Ccossy,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER fs. 1884.

Lor WRIoHr, q. 8. Msrshsl Of the
Bostherp Dis,rics Of Ohio. who appoint
sd slot Of thugs to act % Deruty Msr.
sAsls n CIRSinnsti on Oct. 14th. the day
u tHs election. g to have bic Official &C.
sfen iuvessigated By . Congressional
Ceunittee.
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stick a Pin There.
Washington Star,

I. Some OF the papers are finding faul.
with the style OF Gov. CIeveland's late
letter declining p,ofiered present The
main point ia the case. as the ooon,ry
will view II. is that be declined it. LIT
that little circumstances not be overlook.
cd or underes,imsted.
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A Long Sentence.

Samuel Wanuamaker, the dfty.year
man brought from Mahoning county
last week He wss born in that county
and is 46 years old. After receiving q
common.s school education at the age OF
2I be started out for himself, embark.
ing in tho general prosiucee business,
which be has followed ever since. He
is strictly temperate in his habits and
does not even use tobacco HIS parents
are highly respected people in Youngs-
town and are members OF the German
Reformed church. When boy Wan
namaker was faithful attendant at Sun.
day school. his connection with Sabbath
schools covering period of ten years.
He has never been, according to his
story. inside OF q prison wall until his
arrival at the penitentiary. He is mar
ried man and had three children He
Was sentenced under City differen, ln-
dictmenfs, to sll OF which be pleaded
guilty. His long term will expire In
1884 unless he is pardonei or released
by death. OF which the latter is the more
probable The physician in charge oi
the hospital, however. says the prisone,
10 not consumptive, IS stated in the
papers, and thinks bis chances are Ia.
vrrable for recovery.-Ohio State Jowr-
nal. 1ffh inst
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Gallant Sons of Ohio.

A<ostoA SOo4y A~oshootos-
Ohio can present to Mr.. Cleveland,
for consi ieration. names that will reflect
credit On him. his country and party
Allen 6 Thurmsn. the Old r man. the
ablest turi.t. lawyer and statesman TO.
day beiore the American people in 8
political sense. Mr.. Thurman says bt
has laid a.ide political ambition, bu'
standing by his side his friend, his eqaa
10 Democratic zssl, Is Geo. H. Pendle.
ton. Our old guards remember the war
days when he made on cru'ches the gal.
lsnt Ggnt for Governor OF Ohio. All.
ways for his party With brains and mon
ey, f1stice would dictate for this veteran
. place in our Government. The learn.
ed Hoadly, the gallant Ward, the litile
giant John r. Follett, the gifted Geddes,
and the gifted warrior, A. j. Wsrne,
all are names Ohio feels justly proud ia
naming ~ her sons. rich 10 governmental
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net honors, or to represent our country
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