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And Shipbulibers. and the Whole
People Generally, on the

And ShfpbuIibers. and the Whole
People Generally, On the
SALVATION OF THEIR WELFARE
which was won at The polls on November
9Th. IN the prosperity, which is likely 10
follow. the men Of both parties viii share
but to the Republican voters, workers and
press, Is due the credit
During Gen. Harrison Administrations
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Il is no time now, for farmers. wage-earners,
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hive been ~inperiied by an administration OF
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