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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
Special Notices.

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TUESDAY. JUNE 20. AT O'CLOCK,
LAW BOOKS.
including remainder OF the Library Of the late BERNARD
RoELKER, comprising valuable U. s. and N. Y. Re
ports American and English Text Books, Diessts &C.
A samuel Benner, the Great Prophet
OF Prices contributes Guide this week
FORECAST OF BUSINESS AND POLITICS.
This famous Authority tells the of future Of
markets and the result Presidential election.
RECORD AND GUIDE.
for sale Saturday all News stands ana at i9l Broadwsy
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TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDIcArfoNs-FoR q HoURs.
wAsurxcroy June 22-For Massachusetts, Connecticut.
Eastern Nev.York Pennsylvania and NewJesey
light 20 fresh westerly winds. cooler, fair weather
For Western New.York and Western pennsylvania.
cooler with local rains
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GTDEON PITTS

Livonla, n. Y, June 22.-Gdcon Pitts. of Honcoyc,
Ontario County, who died Monday morning last, age
eghty-one, was the father Of the wife of Frederick
Douglass the orator. His children, four daughters
and one son. were at his bedside when ne died. The
funeral services were held to-day.
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she exclaimed. why you ringing that bell r To
call MISTRESS" tho reply, for want down
street this afternoon. and have paraso VIII you
lend mo youfsP Kitty got the sunslade.
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SUMMER HOME

SUMMER HOMES ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
For Illustrated descriptive pamphlet call at New
York Central ticket Offices The butcher House and
For families no healthier country homes can be Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

TRIBUNE oYFcE June IS m---clear weather prevailed
yesterday preceded BY light fos The humidity averaged
ia TAe temperature ranged between go and Gee he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23
ADAPTED TO THE FEEBLEsT MUGwUhlP MIND.
From the National RennhlIcan Platform

Tho men who abandoned the Republican party In
1854 and continue to adhere TO the Democratic party
deserted not only the OF honest government, OF
sound finance, OF freedom purity Of the ballot, but
Civil Service.
We viii not fail to keep our pledges because they
have broken theirs, because their candidate has
broken his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

grid yourself of the discomfort and danger attending
cold. by using Dr. Jsynes Expsctorant. old estab-
lished curative for coughs throat and pulmonary
affectsns. -.
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ReIiuious Notirta.

MeAULEY CREMoRNE MISSION lO4 West a2d 81
near Oth.aye, Mrs JERRY McAULEY In eharga.-Everv
evening bright testimonies best singing In the city, Sen
CoE, esq "
ANNIVERSARY CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR-AG
dresses, Rev GEORGE j. MINGINS. Rev JFSST
BR0okS-Eighty sixth Street Presbyterian corner ~,
ington'sye 80 sabbathsehoOl anniversary, ID
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UNRIyALI

UNRTVALLED.
Alleocks Porous Plasters-you
Will find "a those wks use them do
Quito unriyalled. peerless, too.
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MRS IwNLows SOOTHING SYRUP. fer Chiidrsa Tesshiue.
gums reduces inia nmatioa. altys all
cole aad diarrhSA Twsaty csats bsttlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

Brighton Water Closet has been extensively and
satisfactorily this country and England during
past nine years This circumstance explains the exist
ence Of many limitations alleged TO be 'just good
and cheaper" visit showrooms will indicate
important points OF difference An Inspection Of eur
series OF Model Bathrooms will prove suggestive.
THE MEYERSSfEFEN CO.. Lin,
Manufacturers OF
FINE PLUMBING MATERIALS,
fist NewYork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05
California Ernit Sales

CHICAGO. August 4-Two carloads OF
California fruit we're sold at the exchange
today Pears we're in large 'qPply, in
small advance over yesterdays prices
Peaches showed up in fine variety aId con-
di;ion, AMI founa rt8dy buyers Pruu s
are still feeling the effects OF recent large
offerings Following were the prices:
Pears Far5lett 5aG3 70: Clacigeau. ] co
O. 20; SEQ eel, 4 5ols: 10; B. Hardy, l 400
$50: Duchess, l 40(9l.45.
Peaches Susquebanna, ] 6Nt51 90: Craw-
ford 1851 95: Lemon cling, lGta;i rs ;
Freestone, 0091 As; White clingstona SIS.
PTunts - Gross 1.7O@l 50; German, $50
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POLITICAL POINTERS.

BInTrsK gold, drawn from Morton',
london hank IL relied noou to buy
iu0iana for Har5ison.-St. louis Re
Ipab'ic.
WHEREIN does Barnum differ from,
Harrison? ? One has the "g eetest show
on earth'' and the other no show at oil.
Saginaw CotIris~.
IL seems TO be virtually settled that
The democrats will Tenominate Cover
nor Fiji. and if they do Cleveland and
Hid will carry New York by 80. 600
plufajity.--St, Louis Republic.
I'VE have rafting platform" saws
Mr.. Depew. Yes and by the time
Thurman. Beck, Voorhees, and other
Democratic stalwsrts bit it a few of
their siedge hemmer blow ii viii IA 5tls
worse than 1t does noH.-Forta Worth
Gazstte.
THE Repao licsus propose 80 assess
the coal t,nf0Ds for the purpose of rails
ing a campaign fand. The price is cneI
has just haen advanced % cents n hon.
O. nse--Republican neeessit7; effect
'be people are taxed to assist it.-Bos-
Ton Globe.
BfLvA L0cRwpoD is generous
woWan. She ys If she is eiee ted She |
int ndE To ppt Cleveland on the /
sunTeme benrh ana give Harrison a
nab'net position. BIZ this promise she
Shows that she considers Cleveland
nuch the superior man-Dallas Nc,os.
UNNECESSARY taxation is unjust taxa.
ion. and unjust taxation is q robbery
y those taxed. The Treasury is over
owing. and in tha face Of this fact. TIE
terubiiHan party proposes to continue
ne burdensome taxes which draw nm
.ecessarily from the people. Pbila-
alpha Herald.
If the Republican tariff theory is
ound, American industries have
cached the stage Of second childhood | !
nd re1uire more protection now
han they did IN their infancy. mas
'ueh as the present average rate of | q
uties IS four times greater than the In
verase rate was during the frst years
! she republic BFcpkfrn EnoLe
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Nen Xnrk slook Excnnuso.

TEw YogK, Aususl The stock markc !.
to-9!ay MAD the nearest approach 10 absoimte
staslill.IQa that has been so lar this year.
he.s WIS no news which . anyssEent
"pDn the Course of Urices. end It teLGeJlry
~ the board was eKtrems y limited, which
saye rise to l. sort OF deadicca b;tween the
10 Gees IN the market. The final changes III
he quotations vera for slight fractions only
with, Most 81 the list higher, the extreme
ady ances being Is per cent. zach in Nor b.
western and Louisville and Nashville
Government dull and g.eady.
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Morning railroad btoeRs
SEW YORK. August 4.
Atrernuon Railroad STOCK,
Chicago Produce Market.

.. '.+@ CKIcAGo. August &
Wheat-shede firmac
Corn--Cash, 46!4; September, 1875; o =
tober, 81.
Oats-Easy5 cash. 25; October, PA
Barley-Nothing doing
Pork-Gssy; cash 14.25; September, 1880
Gil 3211z; Octo OR, 14.Z5.
Lard-steady: September, s.s5; October,
5;cash, $500.
AFTERNOON.
Rye--Firm, 471S.
Barley-NOmiual: GO
" riskey. 90
Dry sslted meats III light demand; prices
favOFing oilers
ShCra Rib3-S2o
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New yu,k .,enerai Msr1et.

NEW Yo&x. aug -Hops-Quiet: Cal
lorna, NGi4 sugar Firm; fair: refined
quoted 3-la: 96 t Ut centrifugal 61s; Ia =
ls,sses grades 43}4G51s: refined, duh 4. SIS Z
~: Standard "a 6A cOnfeesi pers :. A., j."
~; powdered, 5sa(g71e; cube. ~ Cop
iair: rio, dull, nominal. IA options very
dull, shade .wer sales-6,000 bags Au-
gust, 10 35lgl9. 45 September. 8 S,t99 30: Oc-
sober, 95S
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: Boston s,oet i.

gosToS. August 4--Atchisor, Topeka (
Sln.a Re first Bevens, 1.20; Atch ison. Topeka
1opoRA & Santa re hailrosd, s3Ez; Hurling-
iol g. Quincy, l 1873: Mexican Central
common. 1875. Aexivan Central iirst ,nOII,
gage bonds. o., san Diego Land Cor parry
I
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OasesaD live g iouA.

CHICAGO, August
Cettle-Recaipts, 5000; steady; steers,
$50 "a 5 SO; stocRers and feeders 2.1O %
$50: Texas cattle. l 90@3 10
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; slow. weaker;
CLOSED steady; mixed. 5S5 90 $50; heavy.
600 a 8 .571z Fight. 1Gt96 so.
Sheep Receipts, 1865; steady: natives.
2.5o "a 500; western, ) 50 % AS; Texans,
8. 90 % G.75
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Mining Market

New YORK, august Aiming shares
closed as fellows: Amsdor, 81; Bodie, 81 SO
1926; b & SO 20; Caledonia Black Hills,
81 SC; Iron silver, So 70:silver King, 81 80.
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Bank Statement.

View YORK. August The weekly hank
scS'ruent: A 70 serve decrease of t3SI, $40.
Ehe banks puTv hold ST, ya3, so IN eEcesh OF
the q y cent. rule.
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, August 4. 1855.


lux NSlIIts, OF LIIlI- ISIHp. %.
Mean temp, 7a'; TO, IL years, 79e; ex-
cess, 5
Excess OF temp. since January !, 1883.
SO. '
Rainfall, coo inches; mean daily for Is
years. O.02 inches; deficiency, 0O2 inches
Deficie ncy cf rainfall since January !,
1855, 800 inches; deficiency of rainfall
since August !, 1853, 0-os inches.
WIZ. A. KOETS, Sergeant
Signal Corra.
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NEW Yonx. August Market closed duI
at slight frac1Oas above opening figures
Moaey. ~.
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Money ON call, cast. l @ ~.
pnme mercantile paper, 4 % ~
Sterling exchange - Asa Tor siyty-day
bills
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Horticulture for Wompu.

There Is constantly increasing class
| OF out door workers among women
who become such because uf better
understanding of the laws Of health
and necessity fer out door exercise
Some of these are content to follow in
the beaten path. procure q few seeds
and spend the summer in transplant
ing. wedding, Watering ana sdmiripp
the flowers, Others go farther, and try
| to add interes; by increasing the s1Za ri
their garden, one southern lady heard
OF pushing matters in this direction
IN I'll her garden measured nearly M
acre, and her varieties exhaust q q
prominent ca tasogue. Such an extern
sion OF operations istn. ither pros table
or possible to NEST ladies who SEEK
hea'th and amusement in thar gardens
nor does IT meet the wants OF thuse who
WISH to step tride out Of the beaten
pain. Here and there one goes ste,,
farther and crosses the threshold OF tr,.
greenhouse. and explores u very Iittie
the mysteries OF artificial plant proua-
CATION and growth. Beyond thu nnne
go, leaving unexplored some OF tbs
most attractive and interesting bywavs
Of horticulture.
Methods OF propagation by budding |
ana grating, the starting of difficult |
seeds. the Laws by which the increase |
Oh many plants is governed, and gen
eral botanical knowledge are sealed
BOOKS 70 many women who, if they
'ould only venture 10 look into them
souio DC surprised and delighted at The
iepth OF amusement and instruction to
,e found therein. YIcks .daoazine ~
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WEATHER REPORT.

Reports received at Salt Lake City. Utah
on August 4. 1888, Friday, at q. n Local
time, or 3. III. 18th meridian time.
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COMMERCIAL.
GIiiun
stoaey MIA2HeG.

Nxw Yonk. August 4.-su SILVER. s,.1
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ALL the Presidential candidates thi.
year are understood to be in favor of
woman suffrage. When the sixteen,h
amendment was voted upon IN ,he
United States Senate in January of last
year, Harrison paired in its favor
Cleveland when he was governor Of
New York signed several bills giving
local franchise TO women and said he
expected these to lead to full legis,s-
ton on the subject. The Prohibition
ami Labor parties have not only nomi-
nased candidates. who are in favor OF
woman suffrage, but have also mt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05
LOCAL MARKETS.
(WHOLESsLE.)

SALr LAKE. CrTT, August 4, is
corrected Dasty By scare d Lsu6Gs.
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MIsCELI.AMEous.

Carload Of Native White Fine shngaos cheap Telephones
z, H. RICH Mana,
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EASTWARD
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MORTGAGE sale,


Whereas. default has been made in the pa,
msnt Of the interest on the money secured b;
smortaae dated the It'll day July A. d. 1855. exc
Tsrritory Of Dakota, to L. A. Rising and which
mortgage was recorded in the office Of the Reg.
later e Deeds in the county Of Brnle, TERRITORY
the 18th day Of August 1855 at 3 O'Clock p. m. and
Whereas, no action OF proceedings at law OF
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured By said mortgage or any part there
Whereas. 1t was stipulated in. said mortgage
that II default would be made in the payment
Of any portion Of the principal or interest there
on prompt anI y e d ths time the m. same :, SHOULD aSa be-
msns Of ths taxes assessed or to be- assessed en-
eaid premises, before the same shall become de-
lin9nent, then the whole sum, both principal
and interest, at once become due.
Whereas, default has been made In. the pay
ment OF the taxes assessed on said real property
% agreed By the said mortgasor in said mort
Whereas, the whole amount of principal and
interest has become due by reason of such de-
Whereas, the amount claimed to he due upon
said mortgage. at the date of this notice, is the
sum OF six hundred and sixty-three dollars and
sssSa aiisg do asass t essss.o So Print prineip nIe a hnPd oee
hundred and thirteen dollars and seventy-three
s sss ae f{f.1s; saa i Riasss ss ass'd es shs sgI lot q t tafty,
and twenty-five dollars attorney fees stipulated
tor in said mortgage.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that By
mortgage and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
In pursuance Of the statutes in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will BIO fore
therein described at public auction to the high
est bidder therefore by the sheriff of Rrule
county. Dakota. at the trent door of +. Rob
ert's law office, in Kimball, Brute county, Oak,
on the 18th day of January. 1889 at 1o'cloak p. m.
Tn mortgaged premises are situated in the
county Of Brnle, Territory. of Dakota, and are
described as follows, to-wit:
The South East quarter of section twenty
HNL urth ,sg ran ooss siattp.e GnS n tosI Wes ah ! p 'W n Sioz'
Dated at kimbau, D. T.. this 81 day Of Novem-
Der A. D.. 1883,
A. E. Roberts, Attorney for mortgage.
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Whereas, Default has been made in the pay.
ment OF the interest on the money secured by a
executed BY Willis b. Askew of the County Of
Brule, and Territory of Dakota to the New Eng
aand w MSafssase s sna sts eoS q Gsn of The County .nS
which mortgage was recorded in the office Of
the register Of deeds Of the County Of Bruie,
page 10, on the 18th day of July. 1885, at 1850 o'oIi
Whereas, No action or proceeding at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
thereof.
that il default should be made in the payment
ofany portion Of the principal or interest
promptiy atthe, time the same should become
due, or If default be made in the payment of the
taxes assessed OF to be assessed on said prem.
ises. before tho same shall become delinquent,
then the whole sum. b1th principal and interest.
shall at once become due. and.
whereas, Default has been made in the pay
ment OF the interest on the note occurred by said
mortgage, and.
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment OF the taxes assessed OH said property as
agreed by said lmortgager in sad MORTGAGE and
interest has become duo by reason of such de-
Whereas, The amount claimed to be due u1on
said mortgage at the date of this notice. is the
sum Of Six hundred and ~titty-fve dollars aud
hftty-fve cents ls65,.5O to-wit: five hundred
6fty-dye dollars and ffty.fve cents tsi5s.ss) in
terest, besides fifty l5o) dollars attorneys fees,
stipulated for in SAID mortgage.
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given that
by virtue of the power Of sale contained
in said mortgage, and duly recorded as
aforesaid, and in pursuance Of the statutes in
gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the mort
gagged premises thrsin described at public auc-
front door of the poatofioe in the Town of Kim
ball. County of Brule and Territory Of Dakota.
on the 2lst day of January 1889 at 10 o'clock a.
M. The mOrtgaged premises are situated in the
County of Brnle and Territory of Dakota, and
are described us follows. to-wit;
The North East quarter of section three (a) in
township one hundred and five Uo5l range sixty
seven GOD West containing one hundred and
sixty (160) acres.
Dated at Kimball. Dakota. this 5th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1883.
The New England Mortgage Security Company,
Mortgage.
349-7
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The Index has no idea that there will

The Index has no idea that there will
&c any immediate change In the Kimball
postoffice, but when there is . change it
is more DESTROYS of seeing w. l.. Thorn
dyke Installed as postmaster than any
other man, That there may be NO mis-
taken idea about it-or any false inn res
sions go out-ws would state right here
that at the proper time Mr.. Thorrdyke
may be considered as In the field; and
when petitions go out for signatures
there will one for him.-Index.
That's all right, Thorn" and if you
get there the GRArH1c will be among
the first to tender the congratulations
due from a friendly eotemporary-will
sign your petition ifyou say so-but you
don't want that olfioe-you don't need it
any more than a cat needs two tails.
Sit down a minute. my boy. sit down,
while we talk to you like an old uncle.
Don't you honestly think that it would
be more c~ommendabls, moro magnani-
nous and better in every way-for your
self, as well as others moro needy-to
stand back and use your inufence toward
securing the Office for some of the old
timers, who were wheel horses Ut the
Republican party before you and we
were out of our %swaddling clothesf We
have such men in Kimball, good men,
competent men, som of whom for long
years faced the shrieking shot and shell
and endured the horrors of the field, the
hospital and the prison pen to the end
that this might be the greatest country
on Gods green earth. ITO the victors
belong the spoils." And who are the
vlctors if not the braye old veterans who
are fast slipping down The shady side of
life while you and we are young and
strong? You have a nice business. a
good business, one which gives yon a
Moe livelihood. Csu as much be said of
the veterans? Think this over, Thorn
and pardon our interference-ponder it
we'll, n 1t within thy young breast
there dost still linger a longing for the
glory aud emoluments of a public office,
why, come over and you may have our
sit as an alderman and may God have
mercy on your soul.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: "I can recomend Electric
Bitters as the very best. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was
cured of rheumatism of 10 years.
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best
selling medicine l have ever handled
in my 20 years. experience, is .Elec-
trio Bitters." Thousands of others
have added their testimony, so that
the verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bltters do cure all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a
halt dollar a bottle at f. E. Mlller's FL
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A Michigan Democrat is the only
loser of a bet this fall who Is In o good
humur over it. He made a wager with
a Republican neighbor on the general re-
suit. The loser was to be kicked unre-
sist' ly across the street IN public, with
brass band aud bonfire accompaniment.
and all the usual uprosrieus nonsense.
When the returns were all in the winner
came around and laughed and shouted.
and then went and ordered a new pair Of
stogy boots that weighed four pounds
apiece. The Democrat tried to beg off,
and said he was only in fun. But the
Republican insisted, and the Democrat
finally gave in. The time arrived. The
band and the bonfire and the crowd were
all there. The Democrat was there and
the kicker was there. The Democrat
took q position on the curb, and as the
big drum sounded ferociously the giee.
full Republican took a running start and
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Henri Wuttcrson: | come to bury
Cleveland, not to praise him. The evil
politicians do their party lives after
them The good is inferred with its po.
litical hopes. Cleveland was considered
an honest man, and if it was so twas a
grievous fault and g%rievously hath Cleve-
land answered 1t. Here under leave of
Dana and the rest-for Dana is an hon
orable man-soa are they all honorable
men-l come to speak at Cleveland's
funeral. Cleveland was my pupil, teach
able and obedient to the last, but Dana
says he was a rattlebrained enthusiast,
and Dana is a newspaper man-there are
no flies on Dana. He has 6lled many
offices with Democrats, but you all know
how slow he was about it. Did this not
become a reformer, When the hungry
Democrats cried, Cleveland fed them
had he lived four years longer the fat Of
the land would have been yours forever.
Yet Dana says he was no good, and
Dans-he's all right. You all did see
how at st. Louis we offered him the
crown which he did take, although once
he had refused. How was that for high?
Yet Dana says he was non compos, and
there's ne dust on Dana's collar, neither
does the wind blow through his whiskers.
| seek not to dlsprove what Dana says,
yet you all did love him to the last and
not without cause He had the bait.
What cause withholds you then to
mourn for him3 o, star-eyed goddess
of reform, thou art played out and we
had better shut up shop. Bear with me
my political hopes are in the coffin there
with Grover. And it is a long time be
tween Democratic administrations.
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The following brief review of the
presidents message is clipped from a
little the hottest Republican sheet pub
lished in Ohio:-scveral of our sx
changes ind fault with its length. This
is churlish and unjust. This Is a great
country and it's manifold interests can
not be passed over in q few brief para
graphs of glittaring generalitles. We
doubt II n in a hundred Of the editors
who speak s%lightlngly and snserlngly OF
it read what 1t contained or know OF
what they were writing. From g Dem
ocratic standpoint the message Ia an able
state paper aud deserves the careful con,
sideration Of the American people. The
campaign of education is not yet over,
and that man becomes wise whe studies
the position of the enemy and profits
by it.