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A Remarkable Cordial.

1t is a well known fact that gum
camphor is one Of the best remedies
for bowel troubles, and combined in Il
cordial with peppermint and the active
principle of the huckleberry. it pre-
sents in DR.. Biggcr's Hnckleberry
Cordial the GREAT SOUTHERN
REMEDY that restores the little one
suffering from the effects of teething,
and cures Diarrh9a. Dysentery and
all bowel troubles. For sale by all
druggists at 50 cents 4 bottle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07
Louisville Exposition.

We have i.een requested to correct
an erroneous Impression which exists
in regard to charges being made on
County Exhibits by the Louisville
Southern Exposition. No charge is
ma ie on this class of exhibits or any
other article embraced in them. The
Exposition is doing all in its power TO
assist and encourage the Exhibition of
Kentucky'S resources. These exhibits
too will b. transported free under
arrlngem ,nts made by Prof. Proctor,
S. ale G.oloSs:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07
Blackwen's

Durham Tobacco Co., of Durham,
n. c., claims to be the largest manu-
facturer of Smoking Tobacco in the
world. The reputation OF Blackwell's
Genuine Bull Durham Smoking To-
baccO is too firmly established to need
any commendation at our hands. In
another column our readers will no.
tice their new advertisement which is
OF interest to All lovers of the weed.
The company are perfectly response
Bile, and when they announce that
they will give away Sll.9j in cash, it
is an assured fact that they mean just
what they say.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

As the campaign will be lively one,
aud in order that every man in the
County, ana out of it rs well, may
keep posted OIL the news OF the day,
anI as they cannot be informed with
oat a newspaper, we offer the Herald
and Nel0s mill the first OF December
for 80 cents. Cash must il every in
stance accompany name. 2S2t
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The August

Issue of The Eclectic Magazine presents o
eoodly list of important and interesting
articles Among those to which special
attention may be called. the following
may &c designated: lie Style Cest rHoul-
me, by Lord Lyttou. ID a chsrminSly written
study OF tho personal elements which enter
into good literary work. Nr. L. Brooks dis
cuSses Poetic Emotion and Affinities.' IN u
suggestive mauner "The Poor Mans Co..
pel from the Contemporary Review. by
Richard Heath, is fresh and puDgeut treat
men; OF . subject, which in some Que or
other Of It's phases is now attracting more at
tcntion tuan auy other Tho article on the
Princess" sketches noble and sweet life,
and is full Of pathetic touches. Mr.. Justice
Stephen presents the argument against Az
uos,ici.m so powerfully advocated IN our re-
cent numbers by Herbert Spencer, Frederick
Harrison, and others, in strong paper bear-
ing the title Tho UDknowahle aud tie Un-
luowp." Other articles Of more than a.ual
interest ere The Russcu Peasants Before
and After their Emancipation. by {. l..
Johrstone. "Uuder the Shadow OF lhs
Sphinx" Body and Mind" by Andrew
Wilson, 3. S., '"Art xpd Life" by II. D.
T, and "The Mshdi and Nohammedap Pre-
dic,iouS Concerning the Last DayS," by G.
E Stern. The later paper from the Nine
tenth Century Is specially significant In view
OF the important events now occurring in
Egypt and Central Africa.
Published bv E. Z. Pelton. Is Bond Street,
New York. Terms, SIS per year; single num-
bers 45 cents; trial subscription for months,
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Fifteen per;cen :.

All postmasters are authorized and
requested to act as agents for the
HEaALp AND NEWS il getting sub
scrigtious. Fifteen per cent. will be
allowed en- every cash subscription.
No paper and no per cent. unless the
cash accompanies the name. No trou-
BILE attaches to the soliciting Of sub
scription and on the other hand fifteen
per cent. will be yours. Will You try
If, and make little pocket money.
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THE NEW WBERRY q E r A L ID,

Lieutenant r. d. Smith has been
detailed by Captain O. l.. Schnmpert
to drill ! detachment nc mem Of TIL.
Newbrrry Rifles 10 pr:par: for II coz
test with tn" Palmetto Volunteers ut
Prosperity on the l5th inst. The date
has been changed from the 18th, aS it
WAS found to be impossible for all to
get off on that day.
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he Captain.

We are pleased to know that our
friend Capt. Geo. Meredith, who , has
been running on the old Laurens line
for anes back. and who has been
thronSh divers wrecks, c0llusions and
rnn oTfs. with but slight damage to his
body, has been transferred TO the posi-
lion OF passenger conductor on the
Columbia and Greenville Road. lie
has our congratulation, with the ad-
Ird wish that he and his passengers
NAV always come out right side up
with care.
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4 share OF the Job Printing OF the
town is respectfully solicited. Prices
mod rate, and execution guaranteed.
D1 not forget the HERALD Book Store
friends. Yon will fnd in it manly
n eiietl articles.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING Lawyers,
Ministers and Politicians before ad-
dressing III audience, should take TWO
good dGses OF Brewers Lung Kestorer
and they will find that their throats
will not become parched and voices
husky
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07
The Second Game.

An exciting game OF baseball was
PLAYED here last Friday mOriling be-
tween the Greenwood Club and the
Newberry Club. 1t was witnessed by
a large crowd, with great interest.
Tie result of tie game was officially
announced as follows: Greenwood is
and New berry IA.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

Adjntant and Inspector General a.
II. Manigault all not come 10 inspect
the Newherrv Rifles last Monday.
owing t. his having to meet the Board
Of Visitors of the South Carolina Mill
tary Academy in Charleston on the
following Cay. The Company was Ia
spected, however. (nd passed credita-
Bly, by Col. o. l.. Schnmpert, he hay
ing received his commission from Gen.
Manigault TO perform that duty, there
being no other line officer out-raakins
Col. Schumpert, and the inspection
having 10 be by superior officer. The
Rifles numbered 81 men.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

We print number OF eXtr.i copies
OF the HERALD every week, fol- the
accommodation of such readers a. fail
TO get their papers, as we'll Us for sale.
Cal at the HERALD Office il you need
o paper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

We are prepared to do any and all
kinds OF job printing at this office, and
solicit work. The promise Is made
that work VIII ba executed with neat
ness and dispatch. Prices too will be
cheap.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07
DOOMED TO DEATH.

Sill there is some hope left. Brew
er's Lung Restorer has saved thousands
and why not you? Will you, can you
doubt its efficacy when there are so
many who positively and unequirocal-
ly assert the fact that they were cured
hv iti
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

Subscribers to THE News are, re-
lae.antly to Ms. given a half sheet OF
THE HERALD this week, for the rea-
son that our arrangements are not all
completed. The next weeks paper
will be full and complete one.
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CLOCKS on easy terms at
iY 81 St II. Y. NILLhIH' 'AN
Opening the Fountains.

In uumberlesS bulbs beneath tue
skin is sccreted the liquid substance
which gives the hair Its texture color
and gl0ss. When this secretion stops
tine hair begins ut once to become dry,,
iu-trclcss. brittle and gray. Is that
the condition Of your hair: II SO, aP--
pIy Parkcr's Hair Btlsam st once: IL
will restore the colDr, gloss and life Dy
renewing the action OF nature: Inc
Ralgam i not an oil, not 4 dye, but an
elegant toilet article, highly apprecia-
ted because Of its cleanliness.
iY2T m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

Switt's Specific Is. S. S. has cured
me entirely OF bad Blood Poison.
went 100 miles to get it, and it made
me as sound rs new dollar.
J. w. WEvLEs, Meadville, Pa.
June lin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

One dozen small bottles OF Swift's
Specific IS. S. S. cured me SQUAD and
we'll OF bad Scrofulous affection
which had baffied all treatment. i4clud-
ing Hot Springs.
j. Fl. RAIFF, Denver, Col.
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Election Tickets printed at the
SgIERALD Office at lowest price, either
n eolored or white paper. Candidates
) re respectfully asked to give us their
! sfaYors.
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POST OFFICE,

NsysARRY C. H., 5. c.. Aug. 2. 1884
List Of advertised letters for woek ending
August 2, 1884:
Byrd, Thos. Wade Young. S. Nc.
Boyd, Mrs.. Susuu Spearman, Herbert
Butler, Henly Watson, Mrs Margaret
Cuunou, II. II. Wright, Mrs. Ellis
Davis, Mrs. Charlotte Wiler, Dan
Glymph, Mrs. Harriei
pariies calling for lrtlets vii; pisase .ay
II aGyer:..ed Z v BtiuAt.p y
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Every bottle of Shriaer's Indian
yermifage is guaranteed to give salts
faction if used according to direc-
rions. For sale by DR.. S. +. Fant
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The Eldrldge "B" S'wlag Machine
leads The world.
r. {. WILLIAMS, Agt.
Next door to Z. L. Whites.
iy 81 st
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THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
(Sprciul Dispatch to the Herald J
SENECA ClTT, Aur. 6, !

SENECA CITY. Aur. 6, SSs
NiAth ballot has been taken. j hH-
stnn" thi.trcr. Aiken thirteen. Murray
ten. Bowen six. Feeling strong. AT
;ournrd till Ghrce-.hirtY this i. NJ.
NJ. NJ. BUFORD. :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

BREWERS LUNG RESTORER is
entirely vegetable, and we challenge
the world to produce anything equal
10 II for oil Throat and lung Dissases'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1884-08-07

New Crop Turnip Seeds, just in at
Pelham's Drag Store. Buy Of us and
get Landreth'S which are the best and
most reliable. 2t.
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Don't buy coach in order to please
your wife. 1t is much cheaper to make
her lsIiiS SMlky.
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Various articles at COST FOR 80
DAYS, in Fancy Goods and Notions,
At r. c. WILLIAMS.
jy 81 }.
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4 Sweeping Reduction in Dress Goods |
Fancy Dress Musins 4s reduced from 6 6l4c
Il" &C I" s. &c.
Io 70o
6 lac. 90

Fine Cambria Muslin fancy colos Ice reduced from l5c
Imported Organdies latest styles y l-2c I" Z" lSc
Solid coored WorsteI all the shades at l0c former
price l5c Fancy Brocs all the latest designs l5 II L.
and Zoe cost II, 20, % l2c Summer Mohair in fancy
mixed Shades reduced from 45c to 25c. Lace Bunting
reduced from % to 5c Lama Wool plads reluced from
s. to SSc Nuns Yelling in the newest tints at II 2, 20
% l2c reduced from 23 80 35c Silk Pongee at 40c re-
duced from 6oc
In black and mourning goos the slaughter immense black Cash
mere marked down go 100 25 to 35 40 45 3D. 60
and 75c
Black enrutta reduced from IS and 9 to 40 and 55c Innings and
trimmings to match all the Dress Goods.
Read on, for we have made Il clean
sweep in Laces, Hamburg edgin99,
Inserting, Lace Collars, Fichues ties,
Corsets and Hosiery, these goods are
condemned to 90 if SOC. on the dollar
of the former prices will sell them.
|3 l. s. 81 lO 29 l5c reduced from g. ol2 les 20
Is and &c. Hamburg edgng = g. 81 TO- H. 90 % 3D. So 10
- 80 l0o Is AMI l59 Lace collars and fces in stock
half their prices Corses bound to go c on the dol
lar will clear them stranse how this can be done done 0G & We are @ .
inches down from l5c ST. fine white lawns at TO- A
vests s 10 80 rs and 100 Hosiery in plain and fancy
full an regular made at forced sale reduction n means osf
ness
In Clothing we make competitors stand tom under, but
las our space is limited cannot quote the Nrces Cass
meres Bleaching Towels Table Linen, Shoes Shirts Col
lars Ties and in TACT every thing that completes the stock OF
h first class store to be found on counters the pro-
notion Of slaughter prices as the above mentioned goods If
customers will see to their interest they will call at once
where they by many goods tor ten dollar note as
can be hAd elsewhere for $500
Respectfullv
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"ET = 1NkT - 80 80 .zzsa .za

And must be had by the 3Oth day Of June if goods at
half price be any inducemelt We willing to lose
800 on the actual New York cost of the goods and still
make money On the first day of July We can buy bank
pt stock Of $l o27 G71OO for $4,000 in cash down and
in that way make money If this plain statement
ing prices will enighen him and get him to thinking that
cyclone has struck FIynns and torn it all to pieces and
the thunder of our prices that bound TO carry
terror to competitors:
2 doz buttons for lc y doz for &C.
doz good buttons for &C. doz buttons worth ID per doz
1000 doz buttons worth l5c 1000 doz 10 worth 25c
&c. 20c . 81 Is - 4Uc.
l!uplns lc per paper. 500 fine Palmetto fans lc. each
jersey Gloves. extra long, at terrible sacrifice.
2 papers Pins for SC 3 balls Sewing Thread for Sc
Calico 81 Il ) IA. reduced from S, Ia, {, Sc
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NEW BOOK STORE,
MOLLOHON ROW,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
COFIELD, PETTY & CO.,
PROPRIET0RS.
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Religious.

iy3l 3:
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Inspection.

iy 81 st
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

Girl llerS WIN nim. anu ii he Ism [ 100
old { q think of such things, he may
marry her. DO you know Miss Law
rieg:"
Yes: | know her."
"pon't YOU think she's nice? Only
my goose is cooked, I'd so in for her
sooner than n one lean See about"
Sooner than your own squire's four
daughters"
'"Well, yes. They're nice girls too.
But / don't fancy one ont of four. And
they'd look higher than the curate.'
"A ~prebendary is as high rs a squire
said Gordon.
There are prebendaries and there
are squires. Our squire isn't \ swell.
though he's an uncommonly good fell
low. Ii l get a wife from one and a
living from the other. l shall think my
self very lucky. Miss Lawrie is n hand
some girl. and everything that she
ought to be; tut if You We're TO see Kat
tie Forester, think YOU would say that
she was \ /. / sometimes wonder
whether old Whittlestaif will think OF
marrying"
Gordon sat silent. How Supremacy
happy was this young parson with his
Katie Forester and his promised liz
ing, and with his bottle of port wine
and comfortable house! All the world
| seemed to have smiled with Montague
Blake. But with him, though there
had been much success, there had been
none of the worlds smiles. He was
aware, or thought that he was aware,
that the world would never smile on
him-unleSs he should succeed in PER
suading MI. Whittlestaf to give up the
wife whom he had chosen. Then he
felt tempted TO tell his own story ia
this young parson. They were alone
together, and it seemed as though Prov.
idence had provided Mm with . friend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
Eleven Reasons.

A Young reader asks why he should
be a Republican. There are many rea-
sons, but the following are n few
!. The past twanty-vears. under Re-
publican rule. form the most glorious
and the most prosperous period in the
history of the coun ~. The grand sue
cess of the party in the past Is tbs
strongest reason for trusiin- Il 10 meet
the future need, of the country.
> Fast success has been due TO the
right and true wisdom OF
4.5o0.GI0 Republican voters. These
voters have not changed in character.
Intelligence or beliefs. No other body
Of citizens has shown itself entitled to
such confidence.
3 The Republican party trusts the
people absolutely IS no other party
ever has. L. has had the courage 10
serve the best interests OF the people,
with faith that they have the inielli-
gence and patriotism to appreciate
such service. Thus il has represented
ard obeys, not the large landowners At
the South. For the political tricksters
or bosses of corrupt cites, nor the
theorists, the millionaires, but the
people.
4. 1t has always protected labor. The
abolition of slavery removed competi-
ton of unpaid workers. and elevated
all labor. The Homestead law gave
every industrious man the power to
support himself and family without de-
pendence upon any employer. and 50
fixed . limit below which wages can
not be depressed At tho desire a
labor. the Eighf-hour lsw has ben
passed and the importation Of coolies
hes been prohibited Above all tn
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

and infamous of these cartoons WAS n
which Harpcr's Heekiyprinted after the
battle of Fredericksburg. in which Co
lumbia is represented - asking an ac-
count of Abraham Lincoln for her muir
dered sons.
In another cartoon Mr.. Lincoln was
represented in the midst of a company
OF bar-room l~oafers, himself Keeling
drunk.
The flight through Baltimore was pic
torially illustrated in Harper's in =
manner designed to cast discredit on
the courage and ~veracity of MIR. Lin
coin; indeed. there was nothing too vile
for Harper's weekly To say OF the mar
tyred President AT the time when its
support might have been of service to
him, and its opposition was a constant
hindance and annoyance.
H1rper's Weekly was the doughface
of 1860 to 1864 as it is the d~oughIace OF
1884.
Mr.. Blaine is honored by the oppoSi-
tion of q newspaper conducted on the
principles which the elder Harpers laid
down in war times and the younger
Harpers have pursued in time of peace
with a venom hat they have justly ac-
quired by inheritance.
We leave Mr.. George William Curtis
TO make the most OF his journal OF
Civilization and we have only to add
that it does not lie in the mouth of that
paper 10 say that the candidate of the
Republican party is not worthy OF sup
port because Re is not like Abraham
Lincoln. "a knight indeed without fear
and without reproach." Harper'S
Weekly did no know a knight when
il bad one offered It in 1860. POSSIBLY
il does not know one now.
The cartoon of which an exact fac
simile is given above was printed in
Bdrper's Hesk!y January 81, 1858. dur
ing the darkest period of the a Ii
represents Abraham Lincoln As n seedy.
scared and trembling theatrical man
aver. in the act of announcing the with.
drawal of 1.-The Tragedy of the Potomac
and the substitution of three new and
striking (war) farces or burlesques.'-
Chicago Trt5tae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

par1y h.. d-seasIci hho- By pnssears
iarIa.
s. whsa roo5s made ~ pzspcv Label
abroad can b~ .oia her. Eishsyas psstas
!og asIns.ion 60 tbs msrsri. the dan
c-r = that our osn all bssSpa yasv-r
lahnr aiso The Espahss 80 Parv
make. forcsSu god. pas duiy. an4 81
build. Up BON. Industry AL n bone
mars-, f0r farm~~ TAr Democratic
party has constantly trsear 10 eTrak DOSE
that sys,em-
8 The i~isplSlean party Pro'ects II.
civil and poltirai rights 81 alt eaiizs1N
In "a youth Is refused TO deprive .doP,.
Ell ciisrens o.. righis.. II gave civh aad
political right. - coorrd e3ttecns IL
i. the oaIs party that has aiaass r~-
sisted attempts. to conirol vUie. or elcc-
,iors bv fraud. fear or force.
=. I; has done norc thza xny o,he'
party to protect eit4Esas wb.n abroad
lrd by Gr. Blaine n tongrvs. Il
caused Great britain 10 give up iAs
Ga "a that HTsiish- born cstsEsHs sIll
owed allcg ance to ih= Britain crown.
4, i pledged TO make American el,iEcn'
ship \ safeguard in All lants for every
citizen who res on 3 lawful Grand
:. Il upholis the puddle faith Nc
other Nation in history has escr ne;
grca, debt ne h~onorably aud rapidly n,
this Nation under Republican rule. in
spite Of Democratic IMPOSITION. Hence
no other has highei credit.
.. I; ha, gwen the country. In spiis
a.. r,n.fanf D.n4a-Fsrir ha.flifx -t
Ter currency than aay other Nation ca.
JOYS Deiea; IF the party would open
the door Ia the old Democratic curr.nc,
to thirty-eigh, kinds Of paper ISSUED
- will by wildcat banks
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15
The Democratic Nominations.

Whatever advantage the Democrats
NAV have expected 10 reap from the
nomination of Cleveland A. n sop TO the
'Independents" has been discounted.
Whatever disadvantage attaches To the
sharp quarrel in the Democratic party
itself remains. We are perfectly salts
fled with the nominations The work
OF the c~onyentioni is another triumph Of
unmiiigated humbug. both a. 10 ticket
and platform. Neither specifically rep
resents anything or anybody. We have
seen one '.Keform Governor Of New
York tried. and even though he had
only the canvass in which TO display
himself. the great body of Republican
independents who supported him have
discovered and admitted tina; be was an
.'old humbug.' Cleveland Is not so
old a. Tilden. but he is quite ~ much
of n humbug.
With great pre,ensions 20 supporting
New York. he killed about sll the really
vital Reform bills passed b. q kePub-
lican Legislature.
Prating of civil service reform be sent
his cohorts of appointees TO Office 10
Chicago in q body TO help secure his
nomination
Decrying .the machine in politics
he has used every political appliance
known To modern times TO further bis
personal political ambition
Denouncing corrupt rings. he has
used every one of them except Tam
many. traded with them. dickered viii
them, purchased them and sold them
all 20 get a nomination for President
And so In every point where excel
!ence is claimed for him he proves TO bs
the ~antipries Of that ideal from which
his friends have painted him- Our
T.. Massachusetts bol,ers tDagnllo uenily
SET ont with the ~postulata that ''onIy
men of high character shall be elected
10 high Office" and tEey herceiy con.
denim any man who il not .aboye sus-
picicn." Grover tleysland l. fa- from
being above suspicion. either polit cslIy
or personally. His political record il
short but it = full Of vulnerable spots
III : personal career has nos teen promi-
nent. but very ugly stories are told
about him At home Statesmanshir
nobody claims for him Even hss per-
sonal views on public questions are not
known. In this is supposed 20 lie his
strength But the days of Polk and
Pierce are gone by. and either Of them
was . statesman Of renown and record
compared with Cleveland.
There are . few fafuous souls wb<
/ pretend to believe that Cleveland And
Hendricks win even carry Massschu
sets. Election day viii dissipa.e tn
delusion. Cleveland may get 500
votes that went for Garfield four year
ago. But he viii fail to ges more thas
that who went for Hancock MAaachn
sets viii Sow what fidelity 70 Repcb
icanism means in her most emphAti1
tones. when she casb her votA-Le0el
] (Aaa) Jossn0k
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-15

10. II honors the soldiers who saycd
the Union by putting down a Democrat
ic rebellion. IL has granted large pen
sions. and has enacted that Union sol
diers shall be preferred in the choice OF
civil officers. 1t names for Nice-Presi-
dent a soldier statesman against Hen
bricks, the copperhead and demagogue.
IL. Its candidate for President has
exalted ability and great experience. IS
one of the foremost statesmen Of tn.
are. and was selected a. his chief al
wiser by President Garfield. Against
him the Democrats have named n man
Of no experience or knowledge OF men.
who never had force enough 10 make
people know or ARE what his opinions
were. and who was nominated 10y cor
rupt rings of which he would be the
tool.-Trog On. ~ Times.