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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

It will be exactly bali q century, June
Is, eince the certificate admitting bin to
the Bar testified that Allen G. Thurman
had the requisite legal knowledge and
ability and the equally essential good
moral character. The came certificate
could Be endorsed by all who knew bin
on anv dsv in the whole af'v vpars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

kEThe RorrESBuRa -NoRRIs case
4commsnces IN Court to-dav, the 18th
iIst. The attorneys for the State are.
3. B. Dsssos. Prosecutins Attorney. and
j. r. Srslaas, Esq For the defense,
Hon L DArroaD W. e. HurrER and
WE. MAbLoRr. Esqr's.
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why 1ssanton Got Rid Of Gen. Nc.
Clellan,

49,. Clellan.
An essential part Of the siorv nov
told by Geu. Mcclellan was told few
vears sgc in the war papers of the Phil.
adelphia Timps. bv Gen Franklin, on.
Of the bsavest snd truest soldiers OF tb,
Armv OF the Potomac. Who wss not o.
careiuizes Mcclellan is to copcesl N
hitter Indignation. The breaking up
McCleilsnss commend st the ouse, o
the Peninsulsr campaign he called "tht
fret crest crime OF the wsrr Genera
Mcdowell Informed me, writes Ffank-
lin, speskin2 Of the detscbmeut OF tb,
First Corps, "ihat the Secretary OF Wst
had tod him about sn Aous cefore that
Gen. Mcclellan intended to work b.,
strategy and not by hgA,iog, and That b,
should not have snot6er man from be
department; that oil the enemipe OF tb,
administration centered around him and
the Secretary accused hin ot having po-
litical aspirations" Here is the secre,
Of Stanton's conduct. Mcclellan must
not be allowed to succeed. And thus,
concludes. Gen. Franklin. e~ss ccnsum.
mated the irst crime 81 The great wa'.
II DO uot know whether the perpetrators
Of this great crime were punished for il
in this lie, hnt the ehsstly account OF
hloodsbed in Vireiuia for lhe next three
years shows that the innocent country
was punished in q way that viii he re-
membefed by widows and orphans for .
genera!iop.'
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 5-The Drovetsf journal
reports: Cattle-Market active bEt values a
shade weaker; shipping 4 S5a5 95; stockers
3 6oa4 50; feeders 4 5oak 90: Texans 8 s0a
4 %.
Hogs-Market weak. closing Sc lower; rough
and mixed .90A4 2G packing and shipping
4 2oa4 IS; light 4 20A4 40; skips 3 5na4 10. :.
Sbeep-Market dull and prices iUsl5c lower;
Inferior to good sho,n 2-25aS 10; common to
choice wooled 76a4 IS. f
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SneBce In Battle.
NJ. Quad.

SileBceis never more eminous than
during . hsttie. Thenit means thss the
batteries sre tsiang new positions, hat.
tie Rues are -heing gc6sneesi sndnew plans
being Trought into play. Lpttbe roar
OF battle suddenly die away on the riQh,
~ left and grim lence takes its place.
and those who we're lighting like heroes
9 moment before wilt,urn pale and 'rem,
bic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

kE For SPOT CASH, l will sell
moving machines, reapers, hay rakes,
hay forks and carriers. grsia drills,
stoves sad fence wire cheaper than thew
can be bought elsewhere 10 the county
Farmers, lean give YOU the hest goods
and save you monev if you will give me
an opportunity. AL goods in my liac
at ertremely lo,o prices
e. E. HARLAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

MARRIED -On March 25th, BY Rev
j. A. ScHELLlxa.. Miss PAULINE ScH
aorpEx to Mr. .AcoB KAKEre.
On April 25th. bv the same, Miss Do
RA DAnaM to Mr.. LEVI BrGLER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
How People are blcd by tnsuance
Companies.
Columbus Times

Columbus Times
Very naturally every now and then the-pec-
PIE are stirred up to a recognition Of the
wrongs they suffer at the hands of Insurance
companies. who while representing beniHcent
principle are generally so conducted ss to bs. a
burden rather than benefi to COMMUNITY.
A mere contemplation of the enormous, ,sac.
cumulatious, the splendid building, the sump-
taous ofAces and the sti II moro sumptuons, uf-
ficexs Of the Life Insurance Companies, shows
at glance thai there is great error in the
amount Of their percentages, and that the time
is neat sthanA when Legislation will be neces-
sary to prevent them from gathering in, mort.
main all the goods of the country, and absorb.
ing all its active interests. And visit to
Hartford. and examination Of the cunningly
devised policies show clearly that there is
something In Fire Insurance requiring imodif-
cation in the interests Of the great mass, who
are outside of the stockholders and agents of
onpauies fouud in its purrdit,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

Rails Calarrh Cure is taken internallv y
and acts upon the blood and mucus sur
faces Of the svsism. F5 cents per bottle,
For sale BY r. W. Pole.
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w"nasaeId stock Market.
May 1S Cattle 3a4e per pound
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 34a4 pei
pound gross.
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CATTLE MARkETS.

WAeellns live Stock Market.
WHEELING, May 16, 1885
The market is very good, tris week.
Messrs. Hudson & Bsyha furnished the
following qnotaiions:
Ca:,le-3 00a5 25 for all kinds.
Hogs-Fair supply, active; 4attc per
lb.
Sheep-34s41c.
Calves-2 00x6 GO.
Fresh Cows-S2O 00sxo 90.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

~ 10. make home sweet huv the
"Sweet Home" For sale by L. P
NEUHART,
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GERMAN SCHOOL.

A class in German to receive in
structions two evenings of each
week will be organized.
Scholars will please come to the
school building Thursday evening
at Z o'clock. HATTIE DIEHL.
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CncInnaO

May 15.--Flour a 2os5 Is; whea,
86c; Corn 47c. Oats SAC; Rye 73e.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

EEAll kinds OF Pot Flowers Tomato
and Cabbage plants at MRS. r. X
WAGEON'S Green House.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

PhiladeiPhia.
= 8PHrLAoELPHIA, Nav IL Flour 2. 7ss
60; Wheat / 00al Oh; Corn 63a57c
/ Oats 43a45c; Rye Toe.
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New Fork.
ChictYo.

Nav 15-Flour 8 70a8 90: Wheat
l 02a1 O3c; Corn $50, Oats s9a4So.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

c% Ice cool lemonade at F. BUCKI-
O'S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

EEThe .sS~eet Home" is the best
cook stove in the market. F,r sale by
L. p NEUHART
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

NCsll at The SPIRIT of6ce for JOB print
ing from visiting card mp to a fall sheet pos
fer. Letter heads business card On envelopes,
statemeats and b.al heads. priated "a short
aoticA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19

rF Twn non.da al roasted coiiee .oI
FORTY.-FIFE CENTS, at R. W.
POFE'S.
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COWS AND OXEN,

EE Oil Reliable Buckeye Phosphate
low in stock. C E. HARLAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-05-19
Philaaeiphiss,

May l5.-Flnur 4 25s5 10; whea,
l OF; Corn 52c: Oats 39c; Rye TIC.
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DR.. E. E. COBURN,

DENTIST, /.
Will be at his Office in WOodsasld May 26. q
oc1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-19
Basfase Yrsi.e:

oelrt6S S &c.,
General stnten.
No. 2 Bcwlins Green. WemskD,.
W.ES. 0oun8 unb s. @rieienbed & g.,
assnten fit Gan antonio.
y. @nHef, Nsent fur @duf enburs
y. .. 8dr, asent in Soufton.
". gran5 (friber gran5 & aeBler,
Sdutenburg.
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9erbit unb Minter 1885
L. HUTH & SOHN,
bic alte nnb beipabrte
Gtlen< u. 9Dl5mdaren<,
Garbsn. nnb Gamen=@ anbinue

6arbsn. mnb &amen=@anbinua
s3s, 1as NIB $50 Marit-e traes,
S6ra Antcnip. -......-...EeraS
6auptauartier fir
.. 2anbreth & Spbn @artens
unb Blumen=S amen.
Soeben erbalten: Sbren 5erbit. unb @inter.
bebsrf bon 2anbretb @arten- unb BInmenfa.
men. inter anberm neue grnte 81. benz, Rraut.
unb Spinatfamen, fribe 8obnen unb Grbfen
fls 2erbfpfieuauns, @interrossen unb @erite,
9pr9bum, 'Miaet, Duraforn u. (. p.
100 1funb GI Yaio 8piebeIfamen,
500 8uibel edten Sobnion Grasfamen,
Is Hfunb Bermuda @rasfamen,
.Naien. unb Stature @rasfarnen. Reseue @ras.
iauaen, alfalfa, rstben unb iueiben 8Ieeiamen.
asenten far bic berabmten
Brinly Pfluege,
qIanet if. Samenbrius, Sanb . QHiae umb
@uItibators, Belle 9Th dutter. S1neibemafdi.
men, @uf. 3. Bredt @urfmafdinen unb But.
Der ntenflien, 9arrilon Bros. & 60. gemiidte
Garben, Sobnitous Galiimirfarben &C.
Carl S. Mutts Bienenrauder, 6pnigs
Grtractcrs unb Meher,
M1es tt ben niebrisfeu %reiien.
i. Huth & Sohn.
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MMaMz45
49,

r. anfrasen fir asenten, ioipie glaten
fir Clubs tonnen nur in Der Office IN Aetp
Orleans gelnadt uerben.
msse naberer austuuft f&reibe man bsutiid
bic sdnae Abrefe.
9eon fhide @elb bur@ YcfaI Mcs
ten, GrpreB Mrnep Orber, Rem Oorf
@edlel onf Seem Srleans.
Nriefe nit gnrreneb u~nberdubert per grpreb
QBir aabIen grprebfOfen anf ole @uuunen
iher SIS aufpdrts.
Wi. U. Dauphin,
sm#a Sen lrIedit4 Ga.
Man a~orcfire resiirirte 8rieff unS fens
.. o. Moneb Orbres aus -anf bic Rem 0rIednf
AatiomaI Banf, Stem Orleans, Ga.
Gbmarb Wppre, Mgenf,
22l aeeauia Strabe, San antouio, Seras
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Calendars for 1886.

| Messrs. Wild & Stev ms manufacturers of
| printers rollers s & u Hawley Place, Boston,
| have sent us their calen, ar for 1886.
| Mr.. 5. X. Miles, the W I'll known advertising
agent of 236 Washington street, Boston. sends
US useful calendar, by which the number of
days between any two d ties in the year NAV be
readily ascertaned.
| The New York Daily Jews. which claim, fine
| largest circulation Of any daily paper in the
| l. >. has issued ycrt handsome calendar
Tor 1856, printed in color and with appropriate
designs. We are indcbtt to the publishers for
Il copy
The Congregationalist as usual sends to its
reader, handsome fold ne calendar The in
side pages give the PROSPECTUS of the Congre-
@ationalist, with list tf contributors to the
paper. The first page has family group
around the evening lamp pcrrIsing the Congrc-
gationalist, and the fo nth page a view of
Faneuil Hall and caIend;r for 1SSG, all benuti-
fully printed in colorS
The Columbia Bicycle Calendar for 1856.
issued by the Pope Manu- 'actming Company of
Boston, is a convenient work Of art worthy of
place in office, library II parlor. Each day
OF the year appears upon Il separate slip, with
quotation pertaining to cycinr from leading
publications and promin mt writers ON both
sides of the ocean. Tn calendar proper i
mounted upon back o heavy board, upon
which is cNqu>itcly exc 'utrd, in watcr-color
effect, 4 charming combin uiun of cvcling scenes
by q. II. Buck, of New York. \ mounted
X-ti,, IN,
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Parental Education by Sympathy.

Perhaps in no other part of his work does
Goethe show more clearly his keen and careful
observation of character than in the description
of the change produced in Wilhelm Meister by
his association with his child. He represents
Wilhelm as viewing his farms and buildings
with new interest, and as zealouslv contem-
plating repair of what had long been neglected.
lie no longer looked on the world with the
eyes of a bird of passage; everything that he
proposed commencing was completed for his
boy. In this sense his apprenticeship was end
ed; with the feelings of a father he had acquir-
ed all the virtues of citizen" To Wilhelm it
seemed as if the observation of his child gave
him his first clear view of human nature; the
questions little Felix asked of him stimulated
him to further achievements. Thus the best
part of true education resulted from studies
begun in the interest of his child. The new
world which opens before all parents was to
life was broadened and frightened by close
study of the child
1t is thought full of suggestiveness that the
experiences and benefits which came to Will
helm through the child might come to all par
ents, and that just in proportion as they are in
sympathy with their children are their own
lives made richer. If every father felt the du-
ties of good citizenship in relation to his sons
and daughters, then the world might truly be
better for each child born into it. From the
"Mothers' Notebook in Babyhood.
The White Cross army has 800 members in
New York city
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One Little Rhyme.

One little grain in the sandy bars
One little flower in a field of flowers;
One little star in heaven of stars;
One little hour in Il year of hours
What if it makes or what if it mars?
But the bar is built of the little grains;
And the little flowers make the meadows cav
And the little stars light the heavenly plains
And the little hours of each little day
Give to us all that life contains.
Ernest Whitney, in the Christmas st. Mich
OlaS.
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The Passenger Department of the Chicae

The Passenger Department of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway announces the
publication of new and valuable work-whoSe
scope and intent is best expressed on its title
page, which reads as follows: "No!tagal, Gen
ius of Electricity.' or Ned Benson's Adven-
lures and Talk with one of the Geni, by "A
Man" of the Rock Island Route-reSpectfulv
dedicated to the Boys and Girls of America. by
the General Ticket and Passenger Agent of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. 1t is
an appropriate sequel to Watt-Stephens on
steam and its uses, which attained such popu-
larity year ago. 1t is a carefully written
pamphlet of so pages. elegantly printed and
will be sent to any applicant on receipt of 10
cents in postage stamps. Address, +. st. John,
Gen. Ticket and Passenger Agt. c., X. |. a.. P.
Ry., Chicago, Ills.
Mrs. Joseph Heap, the wife of Constable Heap,
of this city, troubled with rheumatism for five
years and could not use her arms. Four doses of
the Athlophoros cured her. ID. Il. Smith, druggist,
1876 South Main street, Fall River Mass.
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Laughter Lends q New Char m

=, = ,l;...,,.... ., ,,,att,- set Of teeth
hitcnel, when nature has supplied this elf,ntn. n m
IL the fragrant eoIoDoNI- llh''
,,,;,,, ,,..s ,o,on.r the dismissed Bos-
to1 ,ns:tn,n house officials He writes MS "'"
Henry d. "'''' -
f. Barrett of st. LaWreh'1 Las saws: not one
spe;ing of pulmonary dlseS'T,Gied s,ied hrfore Downs
lliS 'ccufS now Mn't1 Ser ATTY years of constant
succt places Downs Elixir at the hea' Vi ''''
long Of cough remedies.
"
The osnn vbv Arnica X OH llhllhehl - =
very he and MD soothing but its odor is not at all
| onensiv no
Don't ...,. ,rIiarstion, use Baxter's Man
| drake Bier WIN lm50
| ~ ,,... ,;4+,.. ,o,,,,,,,a,
..Can gi intclrub!hh;;t u. |hTj-tmas present.
| - I,,tainly Mary "iiI "iIt' nnl,. tlshr rave YOU
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Democratic Economy.
REVELATIONS FROM THE ESTIMATES. ASK
ING FOR S75,000,0 900 MORE THAN WAS GIVEN
TO THE REPIrBIICtNS

ldlSe HuiIto Nolllnc OF o44 pages ana within its
covers are contained about all the details that
ever reach the members of the $500, 900, 600 and
more expended to maintain the Government.
These hundreds of pages of figures giving
estimates for the next fiscal year. with appro-
prlatlonS Tor the current wear. have a dry and
unnteresting look, and it is doubtful if one
member III ten pays much attention to them.
The work of examination is left to the COM
mtteeS having the matters i'll charge. But
scrutiny of these estimates for the next fiscal
year throws flood of light on the meaning of
reform as interpreted by Democratic Ad-
mlnl>tration. 1t will also show how false have
been the charges made by Democratic orators
concerning the waste and extravaganza of
Republcan Administrations. Such charges
formed the text of Democratic platforms and
speeches in the last and previous Presidential
campaigns. But "the S100JW0,000 surplus
and 1.-THE departments honeycomGed with cor
ruption, which figured in last wears Demo-
cratic platforms, disappear in this years Demo-
cratic estimates. These show probable de-
hciencN of S23,000,00O in the revenues for next
year. and an increased expenditure Of 81 ,000-
700 over the appropriations for the current
year. Instead of finding the departments
''honeycombed with corruption nearly every
official states that more money is ''a,Souteli
Indispensable i'll order to provide a more
efhclent service. In other words the depart
ntnts as organized III the past are lust Il.
efficient as can be expected from the amount of
money placed al the disposal of their heads,
iaklllg the estimates up i'll their order, it
VIII be found that the President, who made a
great show OF teonom! in stopping neWspa-
| PerN ana selling horses and carriages, asks for
| precisely the same amount for such purposes
| as dld lre>l'lent Arthur and a. was apprUpri-
ated ioi the current year. Notwithstanding all
lhe lalk about eAtfaN Na-ahre IN the care and
| maintenance of the Executive Mansion in the
pa>l, an increase Of ) 1000 in the appropriation
d1 d0r !hat purpose l> asked for. 1t viii take So
"Vo instead OF S4:0oo - care for the Executive
greenhouses While Sl6,0o0 Is wanted TO repair
ana rtlurhlsh the i-Ne6utNr Mansion. aS the
| l"hluIc III some OF NE bedrooms i officially
| declared to ht shabby not up 10 the re-
| luifehehlS even Oh JellerNohah simplicity. lhe
| secretary ol 0tale wants an increase OF S236S0
| 1" carry on ms ONCE proper the greater part
| ~ Whtn i lof an increase M salaries and
| clerks. AFRAID to trust the Public Printer 18th
| Important secrets secretary Bayard asks for
| an appropriation Tor the establishment Of a
| printing once lof Inc rNtruiluh OF printing
| "l Il f0hiluehtlai nature III the Department of
| Ht"'c' foi lofel@h intercourse under the
| secretary OF state there l. an apparent de-
| crease ol r"l+.l' but IN reality there j. au it,
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Maine Matters.
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM ALL OVER THE STATE
BLAINE'S BONANZA.

| 4 -
| Rloine -Sanatnn Tn,'-n W iiun W,:i oaiiies y
| II. Matfatt ire nerSnms intaros+ " i,sol ~ anu /
erty. r, II Goodoli nf 1J. naJ..;ul ~ 'iie ploE
Wasbin@ton cont;rms thn, Un Auaol' s' me- no"
the o,yners of thn n;nn mi III iJpoiN' Ho say
of MONEY and that If M is I' ,',a out 9Leal (lei
| tbev str,,cL sana,d III; ontS IL 1o'eh'is "he
have been obtained ia Je'. ,ad Li,"' iooo result
heretoforn hnen nnIi;o tL,t suus' whal mas no
mine not siytr varI. ,"t diatt u,lotllei caf1onat
Blaine and Mr. Eikins avn an., ~ Mlle9 W
e,t has aIso hnI, Us GM II Il cohtroliing inter
showing the sVn " IN sne ~ , l,os' satslact9r
inc yerV Iar9riy ,dmi,nJ Wy tiT VIZ however, n9
these new discoveries IeadvilIa ' VIII T'', IL
he. onn,I it' i1'nuN aa itie M VIII MAINTAIN
The 1I,n Knnn"har uIup"I Iaur,,p1 vi siy'Vop;2qo
whereof II s,,aaL ~ ii"l t9l ougliI 10 hnoV
ports haye rrc~ntl, En-" ~ fns S1or! ld re
orado to tba nf4,i tint Joio IRON Leau'llei oi
verv valuable 0r had ii'e hea m srIlhe %
Hill and thnt M RI; .,i';,1 ~ ." ~
pronerfx Otbr n"ia "os ln'tle1'e" m Ill tn
nostnJ -, ,L'i ..opiS o',nl ~ ~ ~ W oette
has s'Vo n.r U' ' ilief tn M[i Blame, lor II
that y mina thr,, IN M ~ ~ ho
dryrlonrJ Il rr,,rnlnrt.d ''' Wv '''i i'"
THE G. r.
REFERRING N tbo ,,,rli. hod osol,tio,s of ua,.
low Dunh5r 1o.t q r of namarisrotta
D4nartmnnt fn,n,,o,,,in,. I'LL t.id Er;dny ~
the lime for III drnartment Of Mainr Il ~
unu,, th,. daotb of G",or,I Coar1rI n unri'1
Ian will be at IFS encampcnei.t in February. a
which time General Hall proposes to notice
properly the event. and recommend that suit
able action be taken.
The Somerset Keporter saws: ..Capt. Samuc
W Lane. Of Au~,ista i io hc =, fr.ni;lint,
for the Commander Of the Department o.
Maine G.. 4. II. at the encampmentt TO be heI,
in this village in February. Capt. Lane is un
toubtedly as Well posted in the work and af
fairs of the order as any man in the state II,
has made them ! studI. .nI !. in f,.nr,. 1-a,
Qualified for the import1pt nosition !,
,,,,,l,.
NoNiN" !" MAINE
B. Frank @pinncy \ Co.,, shoe manufacture
efS, OF Lynn, do from Sl.0O0000 to 81 300. .00(
worth of business annually, Formerly they
carried on their entire business in Lynn. Now
on! portion is done here, and the remainder
At Norway. Me. Labor union dctation. which
the hrln prOnomces as unusually severe upon
them, has resulted III their conclusion to re.
move the entire business to Maine. In few
weeks, ~pinuey a Go. will do no more business
whatever III LINN. The labor unions will cen
tre thcir fight upon Npinney Il 90. at NORWAY
Ii j. small town. Public opinion is now with
the firm. ana all men employed are called ,pou
to -lgn paper agreeing to never become con-
nertp,i with any labor lllliou. TR0,ton Herald
IN GENERAL.
hrgin> January Isl.
l he Henobecot river closed to NAY igaton Dee
= " o. "l,oh !" I'"H I.
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,1{tsro .|.f,It ,iaHt'lfiF ltltlrt, Belfast. Ne,
- -
- v.o.in,+:on Pro+acto
9es 10
81 IL -l..,..I e.,,-,,,.f answer 10 thi, ours-
w
800 a-'i.. -l '! 'l'''''N y '''9 Peol'le
crab as "a -sItI .', therefore these facts
g1ven' 7 .''.>' ''' .''' y ''' years '2o ''e'i-
aisee ''' ''''' Ny ''''' ' >'''l u i'io' u'''-
Fithft W-p"A }A"~ ST. aN 10 nave coW-poN,
atfark ihI, N.A1r. di,cii>, LiVe> innnuni-
..A ....I.,...., .l.,.....r,.,,. .,i.a.sa small
WV y ''''' IT '+-' ''' -
!. 3H ani'tnHEucH1 "i ll~ discovery was
with ea.H..ts. + uu,r had vaccinatrd a
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&
ii-pQx il ~tl Z" iOr IA'rrllIolls hie'tlcai
/ 0fthe ,..y: "ltEuu think the boy is NOT
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'N.sse' .s
IL 'aA- tin. @iA MOI >lut MN up
b 81Ila -p,A jalirL.-, .ut they used stlrer
h9sf ll..,- n,,,.l,tsf,I fbr huy with small
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visu' II .Nd MOI lake ll'rY tried II again
b TIL ,a.Ya results. and repeated it many
q III. tn., inri -,,. luo4nI.,tinn had h..p
g tNfll', Ii'lH> WIN "llt! lailufes. lheh
7 hotl t. an knowlrd-5 that the bov was pro-
aa
hesmo>J rolliaon popular faIlact i'll this
tefk tlat vaccination docs NOT prevent one
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The Republican journal., 1885-12-31

Scott of Erie, Pa. has had the
being the richest man in the
Honse of Representatives, but
1oy &aimed for Charles FELTON,
Thshtter is rated at S15, ,00O,O
er u S12 900, 900.
The Republican journal., 1885-12-31
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