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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
paefeaences AND TREASURES.


I'd r,eb<r drink cold water from the hrook-
man q,aaf ezcisensers from gctien eA&isee.
r. rather .seep on sfras v shepherd 5 ha-
Than lie awake and rsstteA 10 . Iaiac@
I'd rather earn dry bread In fsssy health
And eax ir With . ser.e Of ~hoissou,e pleasure.
fhau Ted without the rs<s Of app<tIfe
OF Gorgeous plate and nnavaihng treasure.
I'd rather have one true. INITIATING Trad.
Than efty parasites to crave my bounty,
Ard one poor iAzs y no loved TIE FOG myself.
Than one without . heart sho Owned
county
Eaeurs ID kind II cur desires are pure.
Ard strevs rich bl<ssinxs every where around
Us,
whAs FORTUNE II we pact Ia her pursuit.
Too often grants her favors to coufoand ts
Frs.h air and sunshine. doxerx and h-ai,h and
love-
These arc endowments we learn TO prize
.s7.7 thaD;
rhs uiss mans Treasures oe<rer worth than
god.
And noos bus fools and xacsed men desp4ss
them
-Chars<. Mackay tn Chambers Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
ONE THING sAooeR-

D, ys noshen With empty srua&
Wherever ye are IN the world to night.
may TIL you something 10 comfort your aeartA
Ard make. By . ts.As. your burden more light
Ig b sd, xnoz fos . mother 10 fzsa
70 bead On ssr breast, where ooee ons ~;
70 hear 10 patt.s Of sooesser~- no none.
Where once her dASiings shouted ~ plag
BIZ . deadly sslsnoe through al the house.
Cnbrokeu. save for the esock' 8 Ow tick:
4 chair IN This eprper. . toy In that,
And . rxsinx =zesd naxts from . stack
II h zscdier yet when the day n done.
To sst asone In tho twfiixhts glow.
Ard wooder whoss arms ttoae children arc tn
To wonder and wonder. yet aever 10 know.
Bot. O. re mothers Ut batess ! say,
There 10 ooe thing sas,sisr-by fsr-than thin
To have newer felt wet aps ~ your breast.
Or prsss~i on your own child . face . kin
There are nsoehers and uso<hers In heart and soil
Who 20 gncosafa<ted pear unto yaar.
With that y-arninz. unsAtMfsns VOID TO tne1s
bfsassz
Deprived of she btsasanx. thai vonisn hold dear
Ella Higxinson-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

"A man, e4in1 The hosri0od cA0N
"A saaui-srd sakn bis arm and eoo q
v.Ikipx Nth him for ever % far. trisd %
folIos them, but COULDN'T ksep up And
vheu they cuue baek be leay1 her right a
that corner, and shs COMES On home, looking
- immigrant a.-as-Queen Elizabeth -
corciuded weakly. her historical education
having bseu nex,scsed
TheFe was horror and Indignation On every
faca. Such dnpiicisy Is mot 70 b borpe
What does be look hksf a.ked Ma B9>
usrd. breaking the assonfshed silence.
.-Oh, spiendid Iooking' Great. tai, hand
some fellow, elegantly dressed. about 70 years
old
The WICKED, abandoned creafureF crssd
the chorus, now. indeed, irritated beyond en-
durance .sShs shall not stay here another
day Either she must leave or We Will
Ami Mrs LAns was At once informed thar
she could take her choice Oct ween Mis- MAJ
shall and her eighteen other boarsierx
That evening The sky was full OF thunder
clouds, mstaphorically speaking, when Ne
boartlers gathered around tie tahAes M
Marshall vas not there, and ths remarks
that were made were not complimentary to
that young lady.
What hasn't she returned from Der Walk
yetr asked NrA May, With a downward ten
dency to the corners o. Der pretty mouth
''Yes, Miss Aarshan has come back ana
has company In the parior, SAID prssu-
cal Mrs Lane, who had not YET made up esr
mind, apparently, .netnsr TO dispense ~
Miss Marshall or Win tns eighteen oso~
bosrder~
Company In the pariori r cried the chorus
knd IN the midst OF the sstonisnmsnt Ms
Marshall came In, scorted by taii' hand
some. elegant LOOKING gcntisinAh' VINO sAncsu
composediy along the table and bowed 10
several acquaintance among tne gen.ieInen
and then vent and snoox nands "''o MfS
Lane, saying;
"A4lo" me 10 mtroauos my "ue' A'A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

How lid IL come aboutf IS question now
asked Ia regard To the marriage Of a popular
writer. The same que 'iion was asked I'VE
years ago when society man IN Boston
married . sensible home body, some years
his senior The rrnakers crosked well, and
decided that II ~as an unfortunate arair or
you'd turn out TO be in the emil. George
Eliot says that this love Of 'hnhng out how
II cam. about is due to IAN excess of poetry
or stupidity don't know a. that Is Just
fair but do think when marriage is con-
trary to established rules croskers are stupid,
and fortunately are often In the wrong Ia
their prophecy.
IL IL written that when marriage was
about To take place King james used to ask
What is the womans mskdom and her fair
mess" The days of .'Inistnstous" are now
giving place u keen outlook to the direction
OF prrsoial comfort; mskdom and fairness
stand Que abe and tn. question to be
answsred first will this woman make my
home restful TO m.. and will she live on
shat | can earn? Subtle has been the
process. that has led to this gradual change,
but u change has come,
The brilliant society mar referred to is
now II regular stay at home, for the simple
r-Hsoi his home i. as psrf ct as a. home can
ne ninHr 10 bf ne bItkhtfst t'p'H
IN the house is h.. sanctnm; here are his
favUrite looks. pictures he likes. the latest
magazines, leaves cut. aud no cad of pipes
When the train Whistles into the depot IN
which IL this fortunate man, DIRE /. started
on the low hearth to make the room cheerful
although the warmth is not needed
To this room he brings hts frenl Il, and
here h1sbaod and wife SIT when alone,
Everything that will help his wife 10 make
home a means of grace she reals, on her
table are ALWAYS to be found books and mag
sxines that talk of the higher inf. Of the
home. mean good cooking when say
higher life, hitherto much neglected part
of religion.
THIS man, formerly out every evening.
rarely goes to the theatre or opera. party or
ball, because his home has greater sttrtr.
tons, aud he is really nov 81 sen.ble, ~ "
Informed and amounting TO something that
his friends are r,joieed that the ses ruias!.
incongruous marriage came about
When was asked what | considered the
reason Of this transformation, | answered
Clean. well aired room, good food. and
wife who 10 more anxious TO be what a Ger
man writer calls "A serene house wife, than
to keep her westher-eye out to see If she
will ever get her rights-to vote"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

"Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this county
Dieases fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withs God its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miraculously cured. Her name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. c.
Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.-Get a
free trial bottle at J. NJ. Mixers Drug store
dec24d&wchwky
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STATE NEW 8.


Columbia Falls.
There will be about an average crop of
hay in this part of the country. 1t is quite
dry now and rain is needed. Small crews
are at work on the vessels as part of the men
are at home haying.-The mills have shut
down.--The town clock is set up and all are
agreed that it was fine present to the town,
and many thanks are due the young ladies' for
such gift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
Timber Land for Sale.

The north half Of Township NJ 8, karge 4, Frsai
In County, Ne. Also Two blocks one mile sIsar'
each, adjoining, In No q T. 5. This tract certain.
between 1000 and oo1 anres, tn largest pat Ct
which 10 heavily .imbered With PIN, sprsos and oe
Oar, which has never beer cplled; estimated 1. be
tween forty and Bfts millions II IL well vatsred b
Alder Stream and lin Break, both Of which e-os.
Il, taking IN part OF TIE fsTeSa e Tin Pend Thee
streams Empty Into Desd RiTfY, which ocnss IN {
he kenrchs, bAicv S<o4ahsad lake.
I;i-srE. LD.9SEt'OS.
JzIv 70 -ss7 ss-f,s.a '<..-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Are You made miserable by Indigestion.
Csnsupeticn, Diaainess, Loss Of Appetite,
fellow skim Shiloh's visalxer is q POSI-
i've cure. For sale at C. B. Murph,s.
julyl5d&vlwchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer. of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure. For
sals at G. B. Murphy's.
July l5d&wlwchwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22
Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect July
LIST, 1859.

Unit! further notice trains leave Augusta a. ,ol
lows:
GOING wEsr-6.aO A. NJ. for Lewiston. Roe,
land, Portland and Hoston, $40 A. VI. for nallos,l
and Gardiner, 10 % accommodation and 10 do,
press for Lewiston. Pennington. Ruckland Portland
and Boston. 100 T. NJ. for lIaliouc and ,.apiip,,
3.l2 l.. NJ, for brunswick, BATH kockland pottiasd
aud Boston; t35s diving Yankee go T. NJ 10,
iiallowrll aud Gardiner, il,Uo l. NJ might Pullman
for Lewiston, Portland and Boston, and for Bsh
saturdays only.
GOING EAST 40 A. NJ tnight ,xprssl far
skowhegan. Bangor, Bar iiarbor St stephen. NJ
Vile, skowhegan; LIS for Waicrvillc, Bangor Bar
liarbor Moosehead Lake aud NJ. John Iop
Express for Waterytlle. Bangor and liar liarba
$50 7. NJ. for Skowh.gun, Belfast, Dexter, Hangt
y. stephen, st. John and Aroo-took County, 10
4. N. for Wntcrvilr.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever
night, Sundays included. but not To skuwh.gAn M
Monday mornings, or Ia Belfast and Dexter, or be
You'd Bangor. except TO Bar iiarbor, on SUNDAY
mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves ,;ar,liuer iot
Augusta Mt 7.l5 A. NJ, 100 andi t6P.M. Hallowsl
at wv A. NJ, 20 and 90. 1. NJ.
FREiGHI TRAINS for Portland, 10 A NJ ar
irving at l2.is T. NJ. for Wntcrville and Nauceboro
i2.32 J.. M, and AT I 30 T.. NJ. du. from no.ton
1872 and i.3s 4. VI. due from Nsncoboro and
Wateryilie. 7.20 A, NJ. and Il % y VI
Through tickets 10 California aud all point. souih
and West may De had Of T.. u Walker. ticket agrnt
checking all baggage free Of expense.
stops only ut liallowell. Gardiner, BruD.wict
and Westbrook junction
fAiSoN TUCKER, GonI Manager.
r. T.. RoOIHBN, Gen'l lass. and Ticket Agt
Portland. June 70.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

WIN BABY vs. sick, ~ gave her Cast0s1A
Whsa she W. . Child. she cred for CastoriA
Wa sAs became Mis-. she chung to Castnria
vAn - - Childrsa, shs gave than CaS ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

Why will you cough when Shilohs Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 30
cts. and 81. For. sale at c. b Murphy's-
iuly Jd&wl chwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

In manufacturing clocks for the world ws
run against peculiarities Of national custom
and language. The most marked Is the clock
we make for China The dial Is marked with
characters IN lieu Of figures, and, suppose,
mean something TO them They don't to me.
There are three circles Of characters, ths
inner one having eigh: divisions the next ous
twelve, and the outerm0st twenty -four. ThRs
are two hands. the shortest one making . revo-
luton every two hourx, whfle the long takss
twentyfour hours to get around But bow
they compute time By th1s b Chinsse pun
leL-Seth E ThomaA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

NYANTED-Ant to know that will do dress
w making, tailoring. both cutting and making
slso aaia sewing. apply 10 Mgs. N. n. NICHOLS,
thiid street., near Gage street extension. rnesdtf
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for Sale or to yet.
OR 8 A L e.

number Of desirable residences In Augusta, Me-,
varying in price from $3.50 to $500 also several II
TO Is places in the suburbs of this city, two
story house and lot In Lewiston, Me. number Of
farms In kennehec County, varying In price fros
tify0 TO $4,000 Bouses and tenrncnts 70 let.
~ wUTFaousS, Atty.
Argasts, Hsire
Augusta. u e., April H. lefS jauldu
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Spefial ADVERTISEMENTS.

!. a, cxcSstisx thrve hnes
! 1 WASrxn. rcK ,,A.A,
1 { u serted herr one sine
J ~ - ceats. and one wseh
vance. II Sor PAID n
"A - WILL m cRAE0Kn.
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vNOR SAl.E-Ai bargain. n good = story house.
Il At North end q; state st. Inquire OF MRS. 4.
CLIFFORD, on premises or Geo. T.. Msconber.
july Gift
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-22

E1OH SALE ANY ore in want Of a Seaside
Il Cottage eau secure bargain in furnished
oottagr Al Ocean Point on calling at the othce of
jaiyAitf T.. s. Fp,sa
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vNOH SALE-on thu corner OF Chestnut and
II Sridse streets. a ,wsAstory house. with ell IL
has 10 rooms besides bath room and Is amply sup.
piled with large closets IL has furnace. gas ix-
fnres, eis'ern, hot and cold water, etc. Apply 10
July sdSw T. y koGG, Augusta, Me.
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E1OR sALE-Ata bargain, one good Jersey
=. COW also one good mare. Apply gi Macon
ber's Insurance Othec. June iSitf
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I>OR SALE-Seyeral house lots. Desirable 10
Il cality Easy terms. Inquire of
juncsitf ruus. J. LYNCH.
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EHOR sALE.-New side bar top baggies and pha-
i eton. also Concord and other styles open wag
ons. Road carts several styles, also second
hand side bar top earryall. JANIS Il. FULLER.
Augusta. Me, April ID. dtf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

TIE election Of q Republican Progl'
dent and Congress has rebtored conf.
dence 10 all branches OF commerce and
induatry. Business OF all kinds ID
good. Labor Is well employed The
few strikes Of the year have all been
settled, In nearly every case 70 tho nd
vantage of tho workingman, Alliance
Review,
why do you print such awful llea M
thisY You faro intelligent aud know
better. Have you no conscience, no
sense Of justlceY You know that In
nearly every instance the strikes have
been against "a reduction In labor, aud
tue lab0ring men have failed, And now
10 prove you are way OIL on your bust
ness Odtlook. we give you the report
of l3rAdstieet'a tables Of failures for
the ilrst nine months Of 1880 showing
the following totals, rs compared with
the corresponding period last year
Nine months, total assets and Liabilities
In 1889: Failures, s,33i; actual assets,
$50 05l 800; liabilities, SlOl ,75iblS; per
cent. assets 10 liabilities, b0 In 1898:
Fnilurea, 1880, actual assets, Sli6iO,'
552; liabilities, SS30il ,O0l; per cent,
aBseta 10 liabilities, 90 l. This 10 olli'
clal Mr.. Review man, and II knocks
you clear out II shows oyOr one thou
sand more failures In the nine montha
OF 1859 over the niue mouths OF 1888,
and the liabilities aro greater by Sl7'
Sl3,52i Why do you indulge IN q
seventeen million lie, when there Is no
proyocati0n whatever for itY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
of1ntorast 70 Purehasors.

ID. collars Il Go. nave the pleaOure Of
showing the largest and most complete
stock OF dry goods ever shown IN this
city. Comprising some Of the newest
and most elegant designs and colors.
They also call attention to their large
line Of dress trimmings, braids, and
fringes, latest styles.
They are the agents for a celebrated
black silk which 10 very cheap aud
desirable. They have the agency for
Dr. Jaeger's natural wool underwear.
A large assortment Of Indies, gents
and childrens underwear, also u Job lot
a little ahopworn at half price.
A complete line or hosiery ana gloves,
Their atock OF newInarkets, jackets and
pluah goods ia unusually large and
cheap also a full line Of chlldrens goods,
II will pay TO give them a call as
their entire stock will be sold cheaper
than ever before. D.ZoLLARs " 20.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10

nouur, mveta win our unqualified
approval"
This resolution was supported by
Corporal Gleislpger with q powerful
speech, Holding up his hhrlyulta ~ Nv
ann, which was fulued by a mlnnle Dali
w Qluhe range Ia tho terrible battle ur
Franklin, hu SAID Look Nv mo, | am
crippled and ruined, 1 cannot support
my family by my lab0rl and YET got
hUaretly nOtning llum Tie uuYefnmtuh"
sergeant MoLane, OF WOOD county,
lnaue motion W amend tho ieholu llvn
90 Aa 10 Include o0mradeh dlhaOltd, Ia
Tie SAINT catalogue Win thuhp Il Iulvd
Ny gun shot wOunda, aud tho nmbnded
RESOLUTION WAS unanimously passed,
LrAt Rome parties may thlnk tllib reno
luton waa lhe work Of coffee
coolers aud bogus soldiers we viii
stats tnat tho record bh0wh
tnG nth q, " l., haa u very large Dat'
NO llat, and lta luAhta by batIle ana cam
palHu out Of lubU, men IN hOmu'
lhlug over 700, Au enormous list Of
Casualties, lhe regiment was engaged
ia lAB following Dattleh, nun b
Ferry, LenuTe, Lampbtlla Station,
siege OF Knoxville, Fort haundela,
strawberry flaluA, blaine'a LrOeh
tOada, stone RIVER Rocky Face Noun
laiu, llehaca, New Hope CnuTch, Pump
kn Vine Greek, AllatO0na Pass,
Burnt Hickory, kentsaw Mountain,
Piua mountains, N klOkaiaok Creek, Onat'
lahOouhla Mytr, Decatur, Atlanta July
g2, Atlanta July ~, utoy Creek, Love
10y station, JOnehUurO, Columbia hlyef,
opring I'M, Franklin, Nashville, Fort
Anderson, Town Creek, uOldeb0f0, kal'
tigh. I'hla IL ihe regiment Gru, sner
wood commanded during the war, and
he was present yesterday ~ tho Beta
vile reunion, but took no part N the
peuhlOn discussion, except " hAy n ain'
gle sentence, that no agleed with Ser
geRnt MpLane, that u soldier disabled
WAS entitled 10 the same consideration,
whether from gun shot wounds or 9th,
tr disability, Ihtre was present AZ
THIS reunion an old soldier with a bul
lot IN his thigh, which no received
In u charge at Peach Tree Creek
on July 2lSt, 1854, over a quarter Of u
century ago, now u sad, lame cripple,
poor aud ruiued N health, who has not
yet had hia pension claim passed upon
IN Washington. Another man Wha
there, with II ahrlyrlled arm, caused by
u gun shot wound In the battle Ia front
OF Atlanta, who Is getting the poor pit
tance Of ~ per month, When ono goes
out among thO rank and fl0 OF the real
lighters aud sees what they are getting,
IL ia no wonder they ara sore and diaap'
pointed, especially when they SEQ that
mlllionareB like Senator Manderaon VI
Nebraska, draw $1,000 In a lump Tor u
harmless gun shot wound In the back,
Oh shame, where iS thy blush
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
THE SOLID TRUTH.


All In y Nut Shell From a Prominent Re-
spublieAn and old Soldier formerly ndl-
tor Of tho Ohio state journal.
COLUMBUS, o., oct lat,
Candidate Halstead remarks IN his
paper this morning tina. / go 10 Texas
for my principles. certainly don't 20
20 HaIstead He hasn't any principal
Neither do 90 10 Texas. cote Iowa,
Massachusetts, New York aud various
other states, where ] lind Republican
platforms condemning trusts, combines
and other mon0p0liea, and demanding
u revision OF the tariff and u reduction
OF the surplus.
| lind no such principals IN the Ohio
Republican platform, The leading no
called Republican doctrine In ONO
this year is third.termiSm, with all the
debauehery OF tho public service, state
and national, which that term implies
am opposed to Il; never indorsed II,
aud never will. The Republicans OF
Ohio may adopt that as part OF their
creed II they want To-; they pre ut per
feet liberty TO do 10 they please, aud !
am NJ perfect liberty t0 do vs. please,
candidate Hal5tead 10 tho contrary not
withdrawing. ALFRED Il. LEE,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-10
A VERY sPYLlaH ann qoPPY FOR
ARnH AR0UMmNT,


Geo, H. Topp Of Cincinnati, President
OF f0fAker'a Board OF rub 10 Affairs,
aud chairman OF The Republican Exec
upVe Committee OF Hamilton county,
IL q scOundrel, and he Ia a representa-
tive kGOundTelI IN Other words he ~
uoy FOTakeT'a RG0undrl, aud he repre-
henth tho Republican party, lie 10 not
a little 0ne horse treasurer ~ a local
school board In q small hamlet ke tho
unfortunate XlnlEmahlef We oil
know how the unfortunate Nlnlzmhh'
Ter came 10 be short, ile lost bis mon
ey Ia unfortunate yentuTeR, He never
intended 10 Rwindle anybody, Here
ia your Mr. TOpp, GOV ForakeTs
principal man In Cincinnati, aud the
liusted chairman OF the Republican
Executive Committee, lle Ii u real
awlndIer, a aeheming rascal, a delatlng
aud READY contracting thief DO you
hear this, Mr., Mahhiil0n Independent
aud Mr., DlaTeputable Canton ltepohl'
tOTyg Now brace up, you eayoIllpg
hyenaa, aud tell your readers about
l'Opp. Tell ua about his game, ana
what you think Of your own big rascal,
tho Intimate ohum and pal or your
deleetable candidate Tor Governor OF
OHIO,
1ell ua how much better II ID 10 have
Foraker appoint tho Oilleera than II ID
| 10 have tho ptOple select them,
IL will be a valuable argument In
favor Of having the Election boards ~
all the important cities OF ONO Ap'
pointed by Gov Foraker,
We can got stylish, t0ppy Fellows Ike
TOpp TO count our votes aud verify the
returns, In the interest OF honesty ahd
10 prevent fraud, Let US aeei ToppH
6teal was 2b cents a yard ~ Canton
the school book ring paid ~ the rate OF
20 cenlR q line for a local editor,
Topps steal was on gravel, but the
school book purchase was only 0fdina'
~ earth, or dist, .,,
Now We know all about that little
breeze NJ Navarro,
Please tell ua OF the cyclone In Gin
eIunati, where n big rascal IL now
scratching gravel,
III the Democrats OF stark county are
all to bo put IN the soup because
school board treasurer went wrong III
Navarro, will IL not he ~ for tal, meas
ufe for measure, TO hold tho Rtpubll'
cans OF Ohio responsible for the rascal
Ivy OF q man who was appointed by
Ohio'A Governor 10 an important trust,
and who In tho chosen representative
OF his party, In tho most popnlous
county Ia Ohio.
Will tho organs Of Foraker and For.
akeriam In stark county phase proceed
10 apply their own logic III lhe Ilnls
master case 10 the lovely aud resonant
lOpp,