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Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30
Niihiliiterne / NnsInnh Dor ubienb

Iibiliiterne | RusIanb bar ubienbi
ct Spraub, buori be bIanbt anbet ub.
taller: "8t fi9mpsr for G~robrtnsen al
be nuturIise Observation-Disclosures, os en-
iaasun Ramp fan life enSe msb ei
ReberIus; tbi bet lisser / ben MEME:
itsIise 4anbs 8Gien at ftrabe eftsr
fremabitrisenbe &efOrmer Os efter Sort'
rpbbeIien uf be 5inbrinser, iom @nss
uRIoet filler ben | 8eien. Suor fore
pore Cab berfor enb er, er Ut ouerbes
uit ON, at pore Ratter en- Dag uil
ubfpIoes meb npe aiampsre. gQisspel
uiIss ri Opristis snite, at Dor Ramp
maa bOIbe rig fiern fra ale gOIbssier'
ninser os Worb. 8ibenitaben os Wo:
raIen bsr pere pore eneffe 8aaben, tbi
ousrfor benz bar 8atbarist inssn Wus
Iisbsb for at tunne sisrs Mobitanb,
mebsns Glib us grfartns notion bar
sObtsiOrt, at ale 8oIbsbaubIinser
8usIanb aIbris bar biuIpst benimot
5oItets SefrieIie. men tuerttmob aItit
gar fremmet &euttionsn. gnbuer 8olbss
Rambling er efter por SpfattsIie umo:
raIf. 8oIb Tan t bet bsieits unbifpI.
bes, nuar ben bruses til at fatte 5oIs
tets Wasie | SsueseIie, nen buo,
bsnne er iaa uuibenbe fom | RusIanb,
mua Stratpolititeu nsbpenbispis tabs
SIaset; ben bar fun brast SIomfsu
at unsoomusn pea SIastsrbenten %
pIettst ben Ramps Renbeb, iom fsrss
mob Resieriusen.A
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30
Sor S0nies 8aarben.

Oct aIminbsIisite SIuss GiGrtrR, iOm bOIOsS for 2gss
genes StpIO sr n~aturIiSuis 6sns, men al Os til bsrsr man
tale ON, at bet not ui!oe bsaIe fig bcbre for bet Dismeb
at boloe 9@nbsr. Ser iuoueubss mob be Siblte, at be q
nOSIe SIus5aie Os iua 9~rGaoise, at bet lite Isuusr fig at
bOIbe benz, buiItet OSiaa CT iGnbt, iuafrsmt man maa itaifs
tilueie al ben 6soe, be forlau8er, men paa mango Steosr,
bpOr Der sr 8anb, tn Dam, Sin euer get, ituiier be fig
bog bet meite osraf ieIp, iaa man blot bebsDer at tase fig
ipsetsIt al benz, n0ur be ituI qisbes. Oct pGrits s, at be
er iaa ~lise8pIbtss meb, buOr be lager fine 9Gs; man mau
OsrfOr uIttiO bOIoe benz inbs pm QtOrssnsn, inOtiI be bar
OPfgIbt fin YI8t.
Gu 0tuuO, Der bar anfiust JOriss meb baabs 9sns
Os 9Snber, OPgiper at 3 6sus gap fra life Sunuur til fe
september 257 2g9, msbens 8 2guoer Iosbe 400; tiQigs
mua bet ta9es i~arOsIss gstrustuiu9, at be ibifs 5sfts
maGntbsue bet fOrsSaaenbe Gar bauSe IG9t 25 25s,
Ssnisue inseu; aItiaa s9ubsrne bauoe Ieusret pua ct AGr
6l7 2g9, 9suisue life Here cnb 257. 9e ~ipsmmsnbe
2GSIG99sre 9aur iuoIsbts ~betpbsi9t at meb Ssirsn; men
4nbsG8 sr life tn i0o let u~fiettsIis 5onbeIsUare Jon
9sHiee8. ;"
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30
GattAfk0rn.


Ut ie ct 5ienoiiab bliue OPP os afsiort
melem to BARTER. iaa bet saar ouer til
Beuifab, er | Sanobeo ioa ppbpa9eIist, at
gnbuer bar @ruub til OF sl9be fig Der.
pper; men, or ct iaabant Sorbune os
Sroberffab blot a%fluttet % ino8aost for
of banne en- it9risre Rpon9ot mob en-
9rebiemanb % iaaleoes berpeb bIiue mere
iitano til at iaa Suertaoet paa BAN os
ruinere bam, ba bliper bet Del. blot ct
b%eoerftbsselist SpfIer.aomplot, bsr nar'
mer fia / betposl,s Grab til Snigmoro.
% er oIt Nnbet eno Senifab.
- Eli at tIens bleu 8pinben bog ffabt,
BERTH maj bun SRnnes;
Run Deb aisnsfte Tan bun Serrebsmns
erboloe,
Binos ben beuise gtust, Der / Suiet benos
tilfommer.
EIensr Ssrersn Brooereu Ct? Gum Sor.
9lbtene tlener,
Ds bsnbes belle Sin CT ,un en- 9aaen o.
Romnen,
Guer en- B9ren og SlRbeH, en- Srouen,
Sfofen for Gnbre.
Sslo b.nbs, naar til bsiOarlias Yliat bun
pRnneS itioe,
2pttsr aaruaasen ON Watten os ieroes ON
Saseu, Iaa intet
Grbsio uorosr bsHbs for imaut, for fu lite
RoaIeu,
Ren at bun sanite sIsmmer fig ielu os
leoer for Gnore;
Obi Tom ROber en8auS bsbFOsr bun ale
Be 9po Z,
Raar bet oienbe Barn ben StIantenoe
batter, % V1rin9
vi ben Spaas iOrIanSsr; iaa Sorseu TOM
mer til Smerteu.
SpOe Nauo uobuIot ei en- iunbon tuinoe'
Zig Sproc.
% be ituue bet Fl; men tutnemIist be bsr
bet eriIeuoe.
9oetbe.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30
Sm lterdS / Sapnc9aueen.

@rbusr usb, bpor ~uuuitsist bet er at bOIbe @unssn,
t en- 9uUe nj for rsrGs, uuar bette snsaus bar fuast Sob.
fats Der. Oct oIminbsIisfts RtbbeI, man sriber til, Il
SuIt, os / ina 6alO ituI fsIseubs 6rewgar95maube pGr
belbig. 6Og SaItet i 9auo, ct 9uno for busr Gallon,
fpI6 benne SpIs5nin9 tosenbe bso paa en- Sprsite meb 81
IetuO, % iprsit iaa u6 ousr ~rsrasist. 6Or TO susr tn
aar uI en- ioubau Operation boIbe buu6e lsra5 os Srn'
/ Sorbsn borte. gGits Sang ban eientuseS, bsbsusr itt,
bsuue SaItIose at rare iaa fart; uu Bet bsr man tags
fig iuSt for, at 6~aUsbsosus lite faur nOsst al ben.
+4E
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30
Sariileu, Buffet os gauen.

N'1N"'' ionPHss sp'sr unbG 5rm item Ct fni,t tarbs,S,s,
for 'DtOreS,Sohsu
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30

Sienerut % samOanerne. Snbpaa:
nerne az Sanoassrne filbres af Sfei:
Ienbe paa en-, | Sorbolb til andre uei:
piliisrebe GoIteferb, msset sunftte
Nuabs. De er psIpiaise, sobIynts oe
siGffrt. Gssse Risn piier msssu On.
icrs for % SierIisbsb til fine Bonn.
aIOsrbOmmen ftaar | bsi asteIie. Ruin'
bsrus sr busIiss Os bpOise. &e Sy:
ses 8ebanbIins sr msnnsifeIis.
9sres Rabosr Sibierns ruur ct sonitt
anbet StubsmaaI. De er Iisesp,bi9'
for ReuasfteIiu. De Isuer | ~bsitunbie
Srp9t for busranbrs. 6OrrGberI resnes
bIunbt benz for en- Dub, gIobsubsp:
belle for en- sGre. 9e brabsr be samIe
be fpss os uanfsrs. 60 GrebisbsIs al
be isbts Born brabss. TN at be fsritt
2erbomms, iom t~nhprentes ct Barn,
er ben at ilaa fin Mor. Brsbs %
Sab opammes. Slauer bsgrupes lie:
penbe unber be StoIper, en- Ronees
Sus bpsssS paa. Deb Sousens 0sr
tOGIes bans Roner, 9OffOIt O9 abju:
%tauter. WsuneiteGberiet briues mel
9siIssIssbcb. Sfrsus fte9es ftunbOm
Ispsnbe, for be abss Op.
Sab Os uu bsre, buub bisie ubprsr
msnsl ON fine ittttsIi9e Ruboer ga:
moanerne.
9e betrustsr bsm meb Mfr ION
@UantrO" oe rsIieionslsie Wenueitsr;
forbi be lite tror paa famine CUB
BONNIE Tom Jibiterne, Og fOrot be lite
bru9er beres blObise ReIistonsititfe.
De Gibiiits Rsnneitsa6ere taIbts msb
tpbis SOrbitrsIie en- snssIft Retienoe
ben buiOs @ubsfornGster," forbi ban
bapbe ~panpproet en- al bsres GrRsubsr.
Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30

Sra Gilman, 8ie,es 60. gSise., ItriUsr
Dor A5oHnent Ctsu SnIuOrisu til -7eco.
rab Boiten: vi or paa oisie Banter pel
oant til, at BIsrneu laosr bore fra fs ON
Ssfsn, men ian uarsaasuoe, iom ben Dor
ben 12te September ON Rattsn, bet bsrer
til SIeloenbeoerue ogiaa paa oisis Banter.
Den git uemlie ben til min Rorbrooer %
tos Gtpet al bans euefts 9rts. 7og iiuIoe
ben torme til at bstaIs temmelig oprt for
oenue i'm usjerniua; man latte fig itrnl
on Ror9euen / BeoRselie for of Iaos
loprsr bsoe oerfOr. men BanIeu bar IN.
tetiteos at inoe. 9eus Efer, bet osos
SPIN, Ian bog Der, og bet er Bisruena
Sttt o8 Srg9, at ben Tiger tilbsse berbsu
for at tn9e zig en- Borttou Rao. 9erfoi
nieute min auosu gtorbrooer, at Der uar
bet bsoit at lRsse uo SeIufuo, ps bel
sioroe ban oa o9iaa; Der bIeu aubrust ts
luoeoe 8euRrer, os be ftilsbss iaaIeoes,
at S%tooto1aeH maatte faa 2aonineen
9ipet, ON ben oriiieoe fig til at TONNE oa
taae zig ct Paaltio. 5olt meute, al bel
i~ittert life piIoe Inttes, men ben 9amIt
BjsrueiG9er fra 9bemurteu, ban utoite
beore. Nqereoe iaHme gtat, iom NIt par
orouet for oeus RobtoseIie, aIotteu II,
Tom 9pret for at itiqe lin Suit; ben Heb
/ 8riisn, o9, buao ben ft image, bet unr
lire uelrettsoe ausIer. Den tRntte NOT q!
tase fin SiIflugt til Stouen eftsr ben
SIa9s Sebnnoling, men ben bar nBot til al
9iue osnne 8eiieplau op; 8looet itIeoe os
ii'eoe of ben, Us tiliiOft falot ben ON for
aIoris ienere at retie Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-30
q esrtt5fea n,
Noro Safburns 90tre.
SOmnn 3 Rhs al zirs. Stars ssooo.
lille tu Sci: tliamHsn 672 sibc - tnObunOen It SinS, ppnufrt S1.O0.
gOssn r tea; CO g0t uaObuuOsn mso 2absrRpa ps Ssrus.
SnotoIo faptteIpfs;

Ssrfts Eel s24 SiOr-&utomfen. 2pEeGs pOufuat Rsoet pao s.u
banefotiOnen en- ulpRsla SRHosie SIR CARTONS gesg. Spsaebs bet QUIET,
Zen brOlgsnoe 3rt SPtnoe09o pa GIastruHen Zen pfenthss R.ntns suus
gennod Suotbs 6Onrrtn9 6orbsret gr Carlton bHUer tdot mo isisn. Ten
afbruote Billet guphtH gbesHsps SpmL gapteu gbesne1. 9RHs gbesueps 5rnat
gr. gartOns Ss1Grrn9 GuF8et per fig isjen. Srspeus. GOriUuuoen. en- for
nshi8 uoHu8t Epe gGrb8tber.
&nben Gel 1872 SbeL SemIomfsu. BhIsn ct STARTS amt. ct D..
.ps geoar Goo9s Mrs Gtbnat ge iauneoe SGruer. On IN Sams. On rFt
.anele en- ftrenoe Sotemab Sc3t bort Com ct auipfft Sierht. 9ubss.
til bet Samle Sem. 5reort grgDS grille. ct u6e6i9t sRsos On gamm.l ~
eoe tCmnr len "Se8 sat bolt ms Stsameu- Ten nefe Tag. ct pSsuta
BesS. utter Nuf8et
Srebte Gel 1926 Stoer. Sobefebet. SoronornpL sResbeuen zhs 3eS
paFps 6OrtGun8. gRr gortOns 9rSnme On pupGseuOe 2HbeS. gr % 2sbs
9aRra Carlton bemms 22rs Smith benter SOIoen en- tbn gferretnms. Rau
retr fut 9uft Bthr Cane 2ug Sane fommr snbsHs til Sornuft Sa.
Cir Sfpbens Beis9 Spaalne Eebrtte. Ct nt SsO for g. garnsn gms
Fittings uoFu8t Ct Tibet &s aRUoute See. Subtbs Stt9utrs. SosfsresA
Telegram. Zen forfgueDe 6wof. Sor sut uOiatdsn. 9olibe1snt SOuIea
seIuEaRBiuib. uHoluppn. Gs fouoeube Ssser bar eaoeHs Iqst fig til Ssus
&orsse: .. aunusfeu, 7eeorab, Sowa.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
MONEY AT THE DUMPS.
\ Snug Fortune kaked Zach Year Out Of
Heaps Of Refuse.

Huge wire baskets with hosting
gear OF iron chains have been rugged at
all of the fourteen dumps on the North
and East rivers, and Italians may be
seen every day soaking rags in the
baskets. The idea Of the unique machine
was borrowed from the dog pound.
The rig is fixed upon the end of the
pier. When the basket Is full it is let
down into the water, and the tide is
left to do the washing. Every pound
OF dirt washed out Of the rags repre-
sents the loss of a cent and quarter,
the average price of rags at wholesale,
and many dollar is hopelessly sunk
in the river that way, The board of
health and Maj Bullard, chief of the
sanitary police. who got up the wash
ing business, are held responsible for
this outrage.
The ash-barrels Of the city, before
their contents are finally dumped into
The sea- are made to yield quite $1,000
year to nearly one hundred Italians
who handle the refuse at the dumps.
This is exclusive Of the rag picking in
the streets, which still goes on in spite
OF police prohibition. The city gets its
share OF the profit The work OF trim
ming the scows, or in other words, of
packing the dirt evenly before they are
sent out to sea, is sold by the city TO
one Tom Roach for $l2O q week.
Roach hires the privilege Of sorting
over the refuse as the cart dumps their
loads, and Of picking out'what Is worth
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

..iandug officer. Mrs. sniyoiy laughed
all the way home, aud when, after she
got home, she was asked what was tho
cause of her merrimont, she replied:
"lt was the funniest thing in the world
TO see my husband, who never darcs
open his mouth at home, ordering all
those men about, and they dong Just
what he told them to do
Little Ernest, a small boy recently
cmancipatcd from kits, walked INTO
the nursery one morning, and was quite
disgustcd upon finding that 1t had not
been put in order for the day--one of
the rules OF the house being that no
playthings should be brought out until
the sweeping was done. He left the
room for short time. and. iinding
matters no better on his return, cN-
claimed impaticntly: "Well, hasn't
this room been swcepcd yetp' why.
Ernest said his mother ''doy you think
that is good grammar "Oh, well,
them said he, "has it been swopcn9'
st Nicholas
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

This does not seem to be very good
year for the American flag even in the
United States. 1t was lowered at Wash
ington in honor of the man lake Thomp-
son, who attempted to aid the rebellion by
injecting Northern cities with smallpox,
and this was done by the party now in
power; the party Of retorm--the Demo.
cratic party. The old flag was lowered at
haltmast in Salt Lake city on the Fourth
of July as double insult to the nation
By the Mormon officials Of that city, and
it was by the indignant protest and loyal
action of the Grand Army of the Republic
that the flags were flown at full mast
again. In Cincinnati certain government
buildings, fully supplied for the purpose
with flags and stats, the old flag did not
appear for the first time on the National
holiday within the memory Of the oldest
citizens, because a Democratic appointee
Of the present administration did not think
it worth while to make any patriotic dis
play. These are suspicious incidents.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

st. John eulogized the Southern States
for their temperance proclivitics, but he
don't tell us how many votes he got Tor
President in those States, He got one
and one-half votes in each county Of
Georgia, or 1876 votes in the State. The
temperance cause has gained whatever t
has in Georgia by the fact that it has kept
out of politics and kept on non-partisan
basis. Has ever line of temperance
legislation been placed on the statute books
by an independent temperance party2 Not
one; but, on the contrary, much whole
some legislation has been wiped out by
divisions created by the attempt to act
separately.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

A Charleston merchant says: "The
long staple cotton raised on the sea
islands of South Carolina seems to be
very little in demand. Few planters
have sold their last years crop. This
class Of cotton was formerly used to
adulterate silks, but all at once the de-
mand for it has ceased, and no one is
able to give reason for it. II brought
40 cents Il pound, more than four times
as much as the ordinary cotton, which,
by the new and improved machinery.
can be used for thread and other pur-
poses almost as well as the long staple.
! don't see what is going to become of
our sea island planters unless they
can find some new market for their
yield, now that the silk manufacturers
have found something cheaper to adul.
terate their goods with.n
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

The revision of the Old Testament
has revived the hopes of some people
who expect to have things smoothed
for them all through this life. 1t was
this interesting fact that induced Shut
tie to attend church yesterday. How
did you like the scrmon?" injured a
friend as he passed out of the yestibule.
Never was SO dlsgusted in my life.
Why, the man took Thou shalt not
steal for his text" "Thats good
text" "lt's the same old text |
thought the new version would read,
Thou shalt not compromise for TWEEN
ty-five cents on the dollar. Hartford
Post.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

"The Citizens of Niagara Falls are
sending out their AT Home cards for
the grand opening Of the State Rcscrva'
ton at Niagara Falls, July lj New
York State has purchased slice of terri
tory about the Falls, in order that hereaE
ter they may not have to mortgage the
balance of the State to purchase a glimpse
of the water there.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

1t is now learned that over million
dollars in the New Orleans mint in 1861.
passed into the hands of the Confederate
authorities. 1t was thought at the time
that the U. S. treasury leaked in that di-
rection, also.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
THIS AND THAT.

A maiden, dimpled, dainty, fair,
With hazel eyes and crumpled hair,
Was asked what was the heigh. of bliss.
She promptly an5w cred, "'Tis a kiss,
Provided that the kisSers won't
Neglect teeth-cleausiug SOZODONT."
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

When the Womens Christian Temper
ance Union came over to the partisan
Prohbitionists in Ohio, it was celebrated
as a wedding. But the old man in the
affair promised to liquidate the debts Of
the fair bride.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

Vote for Cleyeland and there will be
good times in this country" was the Dem
ocratic cry. But business failures are as
regular as the weather reports, and strikes
are every day occurrences.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

Senator Payne has returned from
Europe, and Standard Oil is on tap, for
what more does the Democratic party
waltz The Prohibition Annex is already
in the field, also.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
Rescued 4 from Death,

William J. Coughlin. of Somerville, Mass,
says: In the fall OF 1876 | was taken with
bleeding OF lungs followed by severe cough.
! lost my appetite and flesh, and was confined
to my bed. In 1877 ] was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had a hole in
my lungs MS big ass half dolIal. At one
time report went around that ! was dead.
gave up hope, but hiend told me of DIR.
William Halls Balsam for the Langs. got
bottle, when, to my surprise, | commenced
to feel better, and today feel better than for
three years past.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

The following from the Sandusky Register
repeats a charge which is made in various
quarters
st. John charged 500 for his sueech at the
Prohibition Convention. st. John has an eye
to the script and is a Prohibitionist Tor rev.
enue only.
II this is not true, there ought TO be some
authentic denial Of it. 1t was publicly stated
before the day OF the Convention that st.
Ohm was TO be paid for his attendance
'edo Commercial Telegram.
The Registers statement appears to be
nue. st. John was to have 800 for his
speech and We presume the Committee can
show his receipt for the money. The
trouble about the money is that the speech
wasn't worth one dollar to the Prohibition
lists or to anybody else and that st. John
neglects to return the 500 and 80 cents
which properly belongs to the committee
Leonard, Frost, Beauchamp, Mother
Stewart and dozen Others in sttendsnt Q
could have better occupied the time that
was wasted by st. Sohn, and they wouldn't
have asked cent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

The disgraceful O'Connor Legislature
ccst the State of Ohio an increase of ex-
penses to $2,637,59 Foster reduced it
5000, 900, but it ramained for the Hoadly
and OMyers' government to increase the
expenses nearly 81 100000
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
Frightful Case Of
a Colored Man.

| contracted a fearful case Of blood poison In
lss3 was treated by some Of the best ph hvsicians
in Atlanta. They used the old remedies OF Mer-
curry and Potash, which brought on rheumatism
and impaired my digestive organs. Every joint
In me was swollen and full OF pain. ] was In
horrible condition. When had been given up to
die my pl ysicians, who had seen the workings Of
the medicine in other cases, thought 1t would bs
splendid time to test the virtues OF Swfs Specific.
When commenced taking 8. y, 4. the physicians
said could not live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment. He com menced 10 give me the medi-
cine strictly according TO direct oDs, which con
tinued for several months. ! tJok nothing else,
sionally would have = backset from imprudence.
Soon the rheumatism left me, my appetite be-
came all right and the ulcers, which the doctor said
the most friehtful he had ever seen, began TO
heal, and by the first Of October, 1881, WAS we'll
man again. i am stronger now than eyerswas
before, and weigh more. 1 have not failed to
port for duty since that time, being engaged in the
been, and still am, doing some Of the rdest work
any man ever did and Am ready to answer any
question that may Ne asked concerning this case.
Swiits Specific has saved me from an early grave.
LEM McCLEsDoN.
Atlanta Ca, April Is 1885
Lem McClendon has been In the employ Of the
the above statements TO to be true. Al the time he
began taking Swift's Specific he vas in q horrible
condition, and at my solicitation his treatment
with 5 ). VS. undertaken by = physician after
several others had declared his case TO be hope
lessly incurable. he took nothing but s. S S.. and
has been as sound as new dollar for several
months. Iregard his cure almost miraculous.
W. b. crosby, Manager,
Chess Csrley Co., Atlanta Division.
Atlanta, Ca, April l8, 1855.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
CAUTION! I!

Consumers should not confuse our Specific with
the numerous limitations, substitutes, Potash and
Mercury mix turss which are gotten up to SELL not
on their own merit, but on the merit of our rem
edy. An imitation Is always fraud and cheat
and they thrive only as they can steal from the
article initiated.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases nailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, ds.
N. Y, l57 W. 23d st.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

IN exchange asks "Is the Methodist
.urch to be made into horse blockY'
fins question seems to carry with it a pc
culiar significance at this time.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

Why are there no walls for Ward this
year? Have the Bourbons of Ohio wholly
forgotten poor old Durbin 2-Cleveland
Leader.
Oh no both Ward and Thurman were
utilized with other things on the Fourth,
and they will be used for the same pur-
pose only during the campaign.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

In its effects, and most useful in its applca-
ton, the fragrant SOHODONT has become
the most popular Dcntrfce in existence. 'Tis
used and praised by everybody.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
Common Pleas Judge:
JOsEPH W. O'NEALL,
OF Warren County.
state senator:
Thomas J. PRISGLE,
OF Clarke County.

Miss Ida Sweet, the Chicago pension
aaeut, who was given until June 30 TO re.
sign, still sticks"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

The Republican party and the Second
Amendment went down in Ohio "in one
red burial blent,' SO to speak, under the
grinding heel of the victorious Democrats
and now our Prohibition friends turn to
rend the defeated party. Generally
the sympathy is with the under dog
in the fight.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

Mr.. II. C. SNYDER, % Park Row, New York, is
the GLoBK-RKPuBLIc's special representative, to
whom all Eastern advertising business, must Be
referred.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

The development this season in house-
painting is green roo'a, and umber and prim-
rose are the fashionable colors for wood
houses
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07

Accidents will occur even in the b, st regu-
lated families, and SrALDISG's GLUE should be
kept handy.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-07
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY I.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Gcg ernor:
JoesPH B. FORAKER,
OF Hamilton County.
Lieutenant Governor;
ROBERT P. KENNEDY,
OF Logan County.
supreme Court Judge:
George W. MCILvAINE,
OF Tuscarawas County.
state Treasurer;
JoHN C. BRowN,
Of jefferson County.
Attorney General:
JACOB A. KoHLER,
OF Summit County.
Board OF Public Works;
WELLS s. JONES,
Of Pike County.
Common Pleas Judge:
JOSEPH W. ONEALL,
OF Warren County.
state senator:
Thomas J. PR1SGLE,
OF Clarke County.