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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-26
Has SabarasWeer.

CUR beTern YsrbinSuns Suneiisns nit
Ilserisn unb Srantrsi9 la6t Die iransoiis
i6e &ssisruns BON Der Oitli6 uon @abes
in Der fleinen Sprte g~elesenen SnieI
Oi9srba aus elm unterieeii9eS &abel Lungs
Der 8iiite bis gum Safen ga Sale Iesen,
bur9 wel9ss Sfar, Suba, @oletta unb
9iierta in Sireete telesrapbii9e Ssrbins
buns NIT Paris ssbra9t werben. Die
&esisruns bss gep wiro auBerSem sroBe
oiisntlide Bauten sur Sebuns bes Sanbels
unb Der S9ififubrt ausfiibren laiien uno
bat ibren GbefsSn9eniear, einen se%bprenen
Sransoisn, bereits nit ben besiisli9en
9orarbsitsn beauftrast. .3und6it iolen
auf Der Sniel @alita, auf Der SnisI Plane,
unb BEL 6erfena 9eu9ttbiirne, iowie
9eu6tfeuer bel Sabarta, Siierta, Suia
unb an Der Safen: giniabrt pon STA, FER:
seiteQt werben; ferner eini9e StraBen i'm
Snnern bes sesenwdrtis nod wsSloien
9anbes, iowie S9la9tbduier unb be-
bedte Warttbaaen in ben srObern Stabs
ten.
llnsleid beSsutiamer fir bic gntmite>
lung Der franSOii9en Seiisunsen an Der
africanii6en Mittelmeers6iite 1T bic pon
Der &esieruns beabiidtiste Sspdieruns
bes bur1 Die S6otts be,eidneten, tieI
selegenen yanbitri6es I'M iibli9sn Sbeils
Ser Hesenti9ait Suneiiens unb Der BRO.
ping Gonitantine. OaB bort ebsSem Mesr
sepeien lit, itsbt auBer 3meifel; bod nab:
men uniere @eosrapben bisber on, baB
iene Ypbenlenfuns ni5t bis unter ben Wai:
ieripiesel bss Mittelmeeres b~erabseientt
lei, mitbin aud ni9t uon bort aus bepdi,
iert wsrSen Tonne. SransSfi9e Snses
nieurs pertrsten ba9e9en bic ent9s9enSes
iette Msiuuns unb fifteen ii5 auf Die grs
sebniile msbridbriser, IN ben betreiienben
| @e9enben i'm 9aufe Der letten Sabre aus:
sefibrtsr SsrmeiunsS: Irbeiten. 0ieien
9lufnabmen SufOlse wiirbe ss MIR Der Ser
ltslun9 zines Our6iti6eS pon 9eringer
| Qdn9e nSrbli6 pon @abeS bebiirien, nm
bas GinltrSmsn Der @epdHer beS Mittel.
meeres aus Der tleinen Sprte IN baS
S6ott:elsS i6erib 81 peranlailen. Bon
bort aus piirbs ii9 baS Wteerwailer Johann
mad benz S9ott:el:M el9bir, ipwie nod
weiter iiibpGrtS bis Sugurt unb Semaliin
uerbrsiten. 0as auf bieie @rt sei6aiiens
9innenmeer piirbe mitbin pon @abss bis
gum ie6iten @rabe Sitli6er 2dnse (pOn
@rsenpi6) rsi9en unb ben iibli6en SbeiI
Der &ssentidaft Guneiiens, iOwie bas al.
baufabise 9ano in Der YropinS Gpnitantins
pon Der Miite i6sibsn. Wenn biss lin.
! tsrnsbmsn ausfibrbar iein iOate, 10 wirbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-26
@irfiaul.

Ssrr Carload, in @aterIuo, Soma,
~pobnbaft, iast: sd ipre6e aus eriabs
rlns, wenn i9 bebaupte, baB oas ct. Sas
tobS Del bas wirfiamite Gbeamatismuss
bsiImittsl lit, wsldes i9 tenns.% 6iiniSis
gents bic Slai9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-26
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n9e, latf'g braitne oSer naa 8uni5 gan; i9par;e
0uroe uno ju9let5 ben 8Ianj iino bic Stride
oer 5u9eTo pteoer. Ylittels bieier S~Iiiiiaieit tanu
man 1elles ooer rotbes Sdar oun.eI, uro ihtuodss
Saar tart MAIDEN, uro oft, piepcbt riht intiter,
Der 8ablbeit abbeIieu. Sic tbut benz ausiauen
oes Saares Ginbalt, ruo panoelt einer iarpabeu
nno fran.Ii5en Saarruu9s in eiren ~tr6fsi1eu una.
sic pertreibt Sdorfuuo Saupper uno beuet eisier
DOR, uno beiIt fat ieoe Der 9opfbaut eiaentbamliae
Sranfbett. 6ir bic OarteusI Toilette 1T Sas q igor
uituer9lei9li9 es ent9dIt peoer Del nod Tarbes
itotf, giebt benz SaGre elm Iueihes, sldnsenoes
ano ieibenartises g~Iusieben unb einen sarten unb
sauernoen BobISeru5.
Serr 9. g. gri6er idreibt aus airbp, o.,
INTERN 8. SuIi 1882 ,,8oriaen SCRIPT ina rneir
SGar an aussuiaIen, unb in %tiir;er' 3eit ,puTbe i'd
betnabe tabI. SD gebrauhte nibt gan, cine
Glaias uon aper's Sairsgt9or; es that benz
gusialen hes Saares einbaIt uro rief nsuen
Saarpu9s berpor. Nein aopf 1T iest nit irditis
pa1ieneem Saare bebedt, unb id bin ~l6er;euet,
oaB t9 SAM tabI rodre, rpenn i4 Sbr gaitteI Mot
an9eruenoet Bate"
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thur, (Chio) ENQUIRER, faat: ,,4ber's
SatrsYtSor II Elm ausgesei9netss qr6parat fir
pas Saar; hnot1 1prehe aus eigner grfdhrlig.
Is foroert oas @abstburr usuer Sdare, unp aieSt
t9neH 1lanj iine Meid5eit. Gu6 III es elm iiferes
W,ttel Se9en Sduppen. 90 nett nieine aeuntuis
Wv" - VIZ oNNeNFSA SSllIeolDuHB BeIpIII.
Serr angus Sairbairn, Director bes &c,
rabntter ibottii5en Siugsrhors Ole TaniIie
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8. Ssb. 1850: set nrein Saar arins Slrt5 eipet
gewiiien SiIberftein ben gSe6ieI anSr,eiseu, Sna
bic fl6ttge 3eit heruorbriugt, eebraube X1
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Stdno geiest, Elm iugenoIides @uSisbsp NJ beurbs
rem - Elm llmftanb, peIder fir Yreoiger, Reoftr,
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st., GbarIestopr, ~ r., INTERN Il. april
1880, pie foIst Dor jwei Sabren perlor ids
~ungefdbr srpei GritteI meiues Sadres. Gs usrs
minoerte ii6 i6neu, urb ib eing raid Der aabIbeit
~ertgeser. Sobdlo i'd @per's Sairs9tgor
81 sebrauteu anfins, b0rte oas ausialen auf, Hsue
Saars pu9ien beruor, rno in etiua eiuem glonat
mar reir aopf NIT firjer Saareu gang bebedt.
Yeeir Sdar tlbr fort jt rpadfeii uuo 1T nun 10 gut
pie Dor benz G~iSfauen. SD pauote regsIindBig nur
cine 6lai5e ees .SigorS on, iest aber sebraube
t9 es 8eleSentlta sur Toilette"
ssir baben buneerte pon dbnIiden 3eugnifen fir
bic @irtfanrteit uon u per's Sairsgispr pr. Ger
bIobe geriI4 bebt allen 3weifeI an ieinem @ertb.
Suberettet
Sr. ). &. aber & Co., Council, MaH.
IN allen 2lpothefen gu baber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-08-26

S%Hsnber,ia. SObann: vNa, sndSiser
Serr, nun, mo id wessebe, Tam ids ST.
nsn ia iasen, Der S4liHel CUR &oblentams
mer paBt aud gum WeinteQerr"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-06
Gases : Wemi9feite,t.
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: Berlin. Inter ben unterlegenett
nationaaiberalen @anbibaten befinbet
fi9 au6 Brofef1or 8neiit.
= Berlin. @s tpirb berii1ert, baB
8ismard bur9 ben Musfall Der &ei6sz
tagsmablen bur@aus ni6t beunrubigt
lei. Sie DNationalz3 3eitung" iagt, 6enl
&analer feblten nur ettpa 30 @timmem
gu elmer Waioritdt fiir feline 3tpede,
lnb bieie 80 @timme1 f6nne ct ieben
9lugenblid bur6 3useitdnbniKe bom
Centrum erbalten.
= Berlin. profeRor 9r. @6penilt=
get bat Oubois &eDmonb, Der fid5 iiber
bic grnennung bes griteren gum 9ro=
feiior an Der uniberfitdt Berlin miB=
liebig geduBert, gum 3peifampf berausz
geforoert. &epmonb nabm iebo1 Die
Gorberung ni6t on.
= Wien. 9ier, no man benz Ser
lauf Der beutf6en &ei9stagswablen
nit groBem Sntereile entgegeniab, bat
bas Wablrefultat bic gr0Bte leberras
f6ung er5eugt. Oie liberale preiIe
berurtbeilt bic politif 8ismard's unb
meint, ber arme Mann seise bur6 feline
Stimme, bab ct ni6t BON 8ismard
beriorgt fein tuolle.
= 2onbon. 9ie n91etps" meint giss
mard's 9ocialiiten politif, tpenn 1ie
lange genug bauert, tuerbe ben Sociali=
ten f9lieBli6 Die Mebrbeit i'm &ei6s>
tag ge6en
= 2onbon, 4. Nop. Sie uSimes"
fagt in ibrer beutigen Morgennummer,
am 9amfag bdtten bic &0nigin unb
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&beoibe erbalten, in benem oer Sall
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meloet, baB @orbon li6 als @efangener
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Ilarmruf Die fur6tbare Yanit i'm Star
Sbeater berporrief. lit entbedt unb pers
baftet uorben. ST bebauptet, betrum=
fen getpeien aa fein. Inter ben i'm
8eordnge Get6bteten befanoen Iid s
Trauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-06

gems aufliegt, ruben auf spDlf ifarfen
Geoern, unb oas @etpi9t pertbeilt 1id
auf Die GGber in Der @eile, 6eB ie6es
oerfelben bel boiler 8ela1tung 81 Son=
men gu tragen bat. 9ie Sebern baben
eine Spielpeite BON 5 3oll unb 1in6 10
itarf, bab au6 Bel elmer 8elaItung Beg
Wagens nit einem belaoenen @diffe
BON 5000 &e9iitertonnen nod D 3oa
3mif9enraum smii6en ibrem unteritetl
unb oberiten Sbeile berbleibt, mitbin
eine Seberfraft, bic au6 bel einem un=
borbergeiebenen StoBe bieiem aufne6z
men unb BON benz @6iffe abbalten
tpliroe. 9ie Gd6er finb natiirli9 auf
cine biel bDbere Sragfraft gepriift, als
fte gu betpdbren baben, uno tpiirbe
troboem glei6seitig ein 9ubenb berieIz
ben bre6en, 10 purbe BEL ibrer groBen
In5abl unb Der 9tdbe Ser bur6 fie
unterltiibten punfte an einanber ber in
gepegung befin6li6e 3ug feline gr=
i6litterung erlei6en, mod biel tpeniger
gum gntgleiien gebra@t tperben.
Ser Mf6glt9feit BON gntqleiIunqen
tpirb ferner babur6 borgebeugt, 6aB
Die Babn Dbne ale Gurben gebaut tpir6.
Sa bieielbe iebo9 iii9t in b6lig geraz
Der Sinie angelegt tper6en fann, 10
tperoen on fiinf Stellen berielben Drebz
f9eiben ooer @9iebebiibnen angebra6t,
mel6e bas Gini6lagen neuer Gi9tunz
gen erm0gli6en uno glei93eitig als
Observation-Disclosures auf Der ein=
geleiigen 8abn bienen.
Sc aebn S9iffe tperben bic 8abn an
tebem gnopunfte berielben tdgli6 be-
treten unb unter ungiinftigen umitdn=
ben in langifens 20 Stunben paifiren
f6nnen. Wirben Bic bic Babn be-
nuBenben @6iffe nur 1900 Sonnen
tdgli9 reprdfentiren, 10 ergdbe bies
einen 8erfebr, ber um 25 proeent grDz
ber lit, als berienige bur9 ben @ue3
Canal. Ser Sonnengebalt Der auf bic
Babn au5ulalienben S6iffe 1T auf
5000 Sonnen bef6rdnft. Sie Soften
bes 8aues Der 8abn unb fdmmtliber
fiir ben 8etrieb notbmenbigen ginri6s
tungen, iotDie Der Nnf6affung bes ei=
'gentlid)en 8etriebsmaterials fno auf
$75, 100000 berani6last.
Dur9 ben Sue5 Canal iinb bic See
reiien BON 2onbon 11a9 Calcutta um
$500 Meilen fiirser gemorben, bur9 Die
8abn iiber Sebuantepef piirben bic
S9ifsreifen bDn 2onbpn na9 irgenb
etnem punfte an Der pacifii9en Suite
UNI $3.50 Meilen fiir5er perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-06

@bsuifee entlang big gum @tabttbpr,
uno erit in ber SboritraBe bolte ie If,
feu6enoer 8egleiter ein. llnb ba itanf
ct nod, Ser alte &atbbaustburm, oa
tparen fie mod, bic f6iefen unb frunt=
men Sduier, unb nod ebenip f9panf=
ten Die 2aternet ait ben &etten limit
ten Der etraBe; mod ebenfo flingelten
bic 9ausf9eqen, unb ber 2aben, mo-
Wtorib ibr aumeilen 8onbpns gefauft,
bate no@ genau benielben Mobrenz
tnaben binter feinen @lasI6eiben, gum
3ei9en, baB e9ter Sabaf bier su Be-
fommen fei.
Sic ifanb enbli9 itill unb fab slt
einem paar matt erleu6teter Genfter
empor; unwillfiirli6 regten ii9 ibre
SaBe, binauf3ueilen- gum papa. Mber
Wtorib bate aHsoriidli6 gei6rieben, er
unb Sante &atenom tpollten iie erit
fpre6en = nein, ite muBte geboriam
fein. unb langiam tuan6te fie ii6 um.
S96ner umpeg, Grdulein, brummte
ibr Begleiter; sic tpiHen bier bod
tpobl ni6t 8ei9eib.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-06

Die
2B6dbsntiidbe Trsie @ssff<
eri&eint
ieben Donnerfos
unb frlet
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1.25 far 6
MOnute in 8orousbeaablans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
Those LibelOus heterogeneous.
FILED BY THE INDIANAPoLIs SENTINEL-A
GAME OF BRAG AND BLUFF TO ANSWER UNTIL
AFTER ELECTION.

The Chicago Tribune of Saturday morning
published the following editorial:
"A person unfamiliar with the practice in
the Indiana courts would be apt to form the
idea from the action of the indianapolis Sen
tinel, in setting up plea of justification in
the libel suit brought by Mr.. Blaine and &C.
companying this with the filing of a set of
interrogatores, seemingly intended to force
from the plaintiff the admission that the char
ges were true, that tina paper in question felt
confident that it had the evidence wherewth
to prove the truth of its calumnies. Such, no
doubt was the impression which the paper
seeks to convey; but while by the Illinois
law defendant in action of libel who files a
plea OF Justification must prove the truth of
what he asserts-not a part of it, but the
whole-and if he fails therein his filing such a
plea is taken as proof of malice. and the
chances are that he is mulcted in special
damages, in Indiana the filing of plea of
justification and failure to prove the case
does not hurt the defendant. He can file it
and then put in, in mitigation, proof of the
truth of any part of the alleged lbellous
statement; so since the Sentinel runs no
risk by reiterating its libel it is easy to see
why it should do so, and seek to make the
world believe that it can prove what it asserts.
ne heterogeneous winch IL MES are
part of the same game of brag and bluff The
impression sought to be conveyed, is that the
defendant will extort from the plaintiff under
oath the testimony that it needs to prove its
case; but by the Indiana law the defendant is
not obliged to use these answers after they have
been obtained, and they are not intended to be
used in this case. They will never appear in
the proceedings when the case comes to be
heard They will have answed their malignant
purpose long before that time. The secret
of the matter is no doubt that the Sentinel is
assured of the pecuniary backing of the de-
mocracy. so that, feeling sure of the future,
it goes on repeating the libel, expecting to
postpone the trial till the election is over and
malice has done its worst and then, if it can
not settle the suit by an abject apology. as
other democratic papers have done before, to
let it go by default, assured that its democratic
confederates will foot the bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
Boston Traveller.
A Cleveland ROOrback.

The Cleveland organs, in their despera-
ton are resorting even thus early to lies
made out of whole cloth. To this category
of naked ialsehoods the story that Mr. Blaine
personally directed the publication of the
Cleveland Halpin scandal in the Buffalo
Telegraph belongs. 1t is very doubtful if
it was first published in the Buffalo Tele-
graph. The whole disgrsceful story was in
free circulation, matter of common report
and conversation, long before the Buffalo
paper published it. In the Hobbies of the
national democratic convention at Chicago il
was retailed among the delegates and was
not denied by Mr.. Cleveland's friends Sew
ersl correspondents alluded to the matter in
their dispatches from the convention. There
was division of opinion unquestionablv
among republican leaders and republican
editors as to the propriety of making Cleve-
lands scandalous social record the matter of
discussion The majority of the republican
papers abstained from publishing the facts in
the case. The only newspaper with which Mr.
Blaine is known to eujoy close and constant
relation, the Tribune, omitted for a long
time all reference to the subject, and edito-
rally deprecated its introduction into the
canvass. And we happen TO know that when
Mr.. Blalne's attention was first called to the
publication of the Halpin case he expressed
at once and most emphatically his regret
that the canvass was being thus degraded
He certainly had nothing to do with the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
Patent Medicines,

As rule, have the reputation of imposing on
the credulity of the public in the shape OF
adroitly concocted advertisements, and other
devices to catch the eve of those who are
suffering. But we desire to saw that Swift's
Specific (S. S s. is decided exception to
this rule. This remedy is manufactured IN
Atlanta. Ga. and in our treatise on Blood
and Skin diseases we give the endorsement
of many of the prominent people of our city
and state. 1t is true we are spending large
amount in advertising, for we think it our
duty to humanity to do so. The wonderful
development in the treatment of Cancer alone,
would make it our duty TO have It known ~
every sufferer in the world. We have rHedi-
cal offices for free consultation at No. l59 w.
23d ST., n. Y. 1905 Chestnut St, Philsdei-
phia. and at the home office.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free.
THE SWIFT SPAcIFIc Co., Drawer 3. At
lanta. Ga. l59 w. 23d ST., n. Y, and l205
Chestnut ST.. Phils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
The Deluge of Lies.

The democratic and independently papers
OF the State. assisted by their brethren OF
the press of Boston and New York. have
during the last week covered the State
with deluge of lies to injure Mr.. Blaine.
This is done at this particular time because
of our State election occurring to-day
Every slop-bucket of the opposition has
been emptied. Every vile story TO which
they could give the semblance of plaus-
Utility has been published. Every
gutter and place of garbage and filth
has been searched for material with which
to blacken and smirch Mr.. Blaine's char
acter The number of scalawags engaged
in this business of defamation is enor-
nous. They are well paid. And what
ever their employers demand Of them OF
nastiness and lies and scandal they are
ready to furnish. The friends of Mr..
Blaine in this State will show by their
works to-day how they regard this deluge
offilth poured out at this particular juncture
to reduce the republican vote in the State.
1t may have a contrary effect from that
intended. Desecrating the grave. tabrica-
ting and publishing talsehoods. covering
the State with scandals, forgery, and lies
are methods that the steady and decent
and fair-minded men of any party in
Maine ought to resent and resist and we
trust they will do so to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
The Irish American Vote.
ADVICE FROM AN IRISH AMERICAN JoURNA
Boston Catholic Herald. |

We are on the eve of great political chang
es in America, and our people should look to
it that they move with the change. Every
American interest is our interest, and every
American interest is the opposite of the
English interest. Let us make it an issue
that America stands head in the world; that
America is the superior of England in all
things; that English interests go down
under the controlling power of the stars and
stripes of the New World, and that the power
of the English press in the present campaign
in behalf of Cleveland shall fail by the power
and might of the Irish American vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08

Hon, Arson P. Morrill, presided at the
closing rally in Granite Hall Saturday
evening His presence gave dignity and
importance to the occasion. He gives hi.
whole heart to the republican cause and
his best efforts for the election of Blaine
and Logan His remarks will be read
with pleasure by all friends of the repub-
lican party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
Thel,lOSing Rally,

The closing rally at Granite Hall Sat
urday evening was powerful meeting,
the effect of which will be felt at the polls
to-day. With that grand veteran and pic.
neer of the republican party, Arson
P. Morrill,, as president, and with such
ringing speeches as those of Mr.. Cumback
and Mr. Pilkins, and an audience that
packed the hall full and shook the build.
ing with their cheers and enthusiasm
nothing more was necessary to make q
glorious meeting and a fitting preparation
for the election of to day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08

FORWARD!

FORWARD!
To-day the republican party of our
State expects everV man within its organ
ization to do his whole duty. Before the
setting of the sun this evening the vote OF
Maine will have been deposited in the
ballot-box, declaring how the State stands
upon the great questions at issue in the
present political campaign.
Whatever can be done for our good
cause and its worthy candidates, at this
State election, must be done suickly; and
in order that no mistakes be made, no los
ses incurred, and that the full republican
vote be cast IN every city, town and plan
tatiOn, there must be the greatest care and
activity among republicans at every voting
place.
If there is any deficiency in organization
at any point that may be corrected. see to
it that it is done this morning. Are your
ballots ready Are your vote distributors
selected and notifed2 Have you prepared
against the frauds and tricks that the OPP
position will attempt against the republic
cans? Have you made arrangements to
assist to the polls the sick, feeble and
lame, and to secure the attendance of the
last man who will vote for Robbie and the
full republican ticket? These are impor-
tant duties. They must not be neglected.
Much depends upon having them well and
promptly attended to. Not single vote
must be lost that can be secured by prompt
attention and well directed work.
Let our citizens generally take an active
interest in the election to-day Their
presence at the polls is valuable to en-
courage the good work. 1t shows that
they are interested, alive, earnest, willing
and DESTROYS to promote the success of the
ticket
Be at the voting places early.
Vote the straight ticket and encourage
others to do likewise.
Read the tickets carefully
Look out for split tickets circulated by
the enemy.
BE not deceived by any of their schemes
or tricks.
Secure every vote. Provide convey
ances for those unable to walk.
See that the ballots are fairly counted
and the vote properly declared.
Attend to all these things and this even
ing you will feel like rejoicing over the
rousing victory which the republicans will
achieve to-day.
Remember that there is far more at stake
in this election than the choice of State
and county officers and members of the
legislature. Every State in the Union is
looking at Maine with the deepest interest
to-day, and thousands will wait and watch
tonight in every city and town where
there is a telegraph station to gather in
telligence how the home OF BLAINE
stands politically.
Fellow republicans, of Maine We
never had prouder opportunity. nobler
responsibility upon us, a grander cause in
which to exert ourselves, than we find be-
fore us to-day. Let US show that we are
worthy of the occasion. The day of arg
ument is ended, now for the final trial at
the ballot box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-08
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