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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09
widows in India.

There are 100000 widows in India, and
as the majority OF marriages take place
under ten, the greater part Of these women
become widows as children. A Hindoo
widow can never marry again, even II her
husband dies before the ceremony OF mA,-
riage. II she is betrothed sheis condemned
to widowhood for the rest Of her life. AS a
widow she must give up ali tho pleasures
OF this world. She must never wear any
jewelry, never sleep on abed, and for the
rest Of her life she becomes the slave OF her
mother.inlaw's family. She eats by her
self and cooks her own food.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09
Coles Carbolisalve

Is truly wonderful remedy, suited alike
TO the skin OF the child and the adult and
It's soothing, cleansing and healing proper.
ties renders its application universal As
an external remedy II has NO equal as a
cure for Piles, Fever Sores, Ulcers, letter,
Poisons, Cbilblains, Chaps and all itching
and irritating diseases OF the skin and
scalp. 1t Immediately relieves the pain
OF Scalds and Burns and cures the worst
case without scar Get only the genuine
which has black wrapper with green
letters. Small boxes % cents; large boxes
so cents. Sold by Fred Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09

The Eomellesf man in Wellington as
well as the hnndsomest, and others are In
vited tn cali on a'iy druggist and get free
u tri'II hottie of Kemp's Balsan for the
lungs and tlronl, remedy that is selling
entirely flipn its merits and IL guaranteed
TO rlievr nrA cule all Chronic aud Acute
Coughs. asthma. Bronchitis and Consum-
ption l.prge bottles 80 cents and 81.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09

"DocroR, what do you think Is the matter
with my little boyiv "Why, it's only d cor
justified sexegesis, ahtispasmodicaiiy ema-
natlngfromtlie gerri ofthe animal rcfriger-
ator, producing q prolific source ofirfitabii4
ity In tho pericrahial hepiderinis OF the
mental profuhdity.v t'Ah, that's what
told Betsy, bat she lowed II was gwur<
rlims.rl VIZ Mlul W mLa y
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09

CHAPTER VIII.
FAREWELL OF AMENEMHAT TO HARMAcHIs;
COMING OF HARMAcHIs TO ALEXANDRIA; I;
BxHoRTATIos OF sEPA; THE PASSING OF
CLEOPATRA ROBBED AS ISIS; AND THE OVER
THROW OF THE GLADIATOR by HARMAcHIs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09
Aafbolisalve
A . The Great Skin Remedy
~ Relieves and Cures
Itchings and Irritations Of the Skin
and RcalD
PILES,

Either Itching or Bleeding.
ULcERATIoEs, Cuts, WOUNDS, BRUISES, PoI-
SONS, BITES OF INSECTS, ,CATARRH, ISFLAMED
soRE EYES, ,CHILDLAINs, CHAPS and CHAIRS.
IL HinstdntlD rclicues uie pain Of Burns and
Scdlds, and cures uie tDorst case iDithold scar.
Small boxes 2bc. Large boxes GOO.
Coles CarbOlisOap preventspimples,
blackheads. chapped and oily skin. and pre-
serves, freshens and beauties the complex
ion. II IL unequaled for use In hard water,
and Its absolute purity and delicate per-
tume makes 1t a positive luxury for the
bath and nursery.
Cnution;. The labels on the genuine are
Black and ulc letters Green. Prepared only
by j. w. Cole & Co.. Black River Falls. Wis.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09
CLEOPATRA.
Being an Account Of the Fail and
Vengeance Of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS SET FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
By H. RIDER HAGGARD,
Author OF liking Soiomon's Mines"
"She," "Alian ouaternnain,"
ETC., ETC., Etc.

Illustrated by N1cHoLL. after CATION WOOD
VILE and GRETFENHAoEN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09

OW the long days Of
prepara tion had
passed, aud the time
was at hand. / was
initiated, and l was
crowned; so that,
although the com
mon folk knew me
not, or knew me
only as Priest Of
Isis, there were In
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HURON DIVISION.
NORTH SOUTH
No. 20 iNo.e mo. 25l Lv. An. No, e6INo.2s
: oop.m. 8 osrn - MonrocvIlc 1850 81
ISL. M 3 90 az 05am Norwalk 10 90 $50
42O "l780am Milan p48 603
30" $500" Huron g15 8 80
sDailv.
Train No. s runs 10 Monroevillc only hut
shows time OIL. s. a NJ. S. R'y No. between
Monroeyle and Toledo, for accommodation OF
passengers.
Train No. i8 leaves Toledo Z :Gb D. M, carries
messengers from Toledo only TO points west OF
KnRswRy
This road Is now open through from Toledo TO
Bowerston, connecting with the Pennsylvania eys-
TEN for all points Enst.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Between Toledo, Cambridge and Marietta.
" and BowerstOn.
" and Akron, Youngstown and
Pittsburgh
Chicago, Akron. Youngstown and Pitts
burgh.
NJ. d. W00DF0RD. JAMES NJ HALL,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agi
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-09

Egypt thousands who
HlRMp at heart bowed down TO
w me as Pharaoh. The hour
was at hand, and my soul went
!" forth to meet 1t. For l longed
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Hsczios Con.rx.

N Y. Marquis .he Deno--Etar czr-
di6z.e fu- L-isE--nnrr l5ors-nT G
Oiia. rho Eas dese4.ed b. u votes
has bean sdrised br ais py leaders
70 maLs q contest fur the ohoe. With
the eIpeftiun a. George Russell q:
Elko county. the Democrat has MOI
b--n bo-n who If not-sa6E 70 COMES.
tiis as-tfn q Ep.bo3rIEeuo Go,
este,
II NJ Russell has cared ensprt
fr t5s uthse n uskez ruasesS Z L
qpIie probable that L nsv eler%inn. AZ
required br iaR- Sa1id hEre Rsa1si
hin us Serau t-un EIEo ronufF- ~
The els-tin- WIS decided nv one vo;s
and Hst rp.s Eas -e!s1si ~ Ils
Eisczim Board G EiEp pr-cinr1 ur
The ground thEt L vuf nu Ei=rI-
balat Without mt. rrte Ibs ei-c-
tam WIS 4 1ie b=wesr NL ERssall
zpd Nj Sp7nIi.
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1IE cnorEs HOOP.

Tas ciorea koof in Secretary Win-
dgn's pisn 20 drTra SILVER on: q use
nawezoEs metal - MADE most
pinsn hy the following paragraph
The Sscretnr Of fhs Treasury
should hare discretionary pJwe- 70
suspend Temporarily tie reeEpts o;
szire- bniiian for psgnent u notes
when n-sosssary 70 protect ths Gorern-
meut asainE. combinations formed
sor the purpose Of giving IL arbitrary
and fictitious price 20 sire--
The Secrstu-r secs thHt WITH -hs
-niuts ofssn 70 rereirs slrE bullion
the shipment Of Il s--s % G-a.
Britain would ii unae cease from both
tie United Stats Gn5 Aeusu and
that tbs inusiig.e result Eouid be q
rise IN SILVER that Il unt.hsrEsa Il
would be bscE 20 rs Old p,iare beside
q gold within eisrtsa mouths TEs
4ould desest al he idEns Tfsers
would be little rhErnne Of E-uSlnE
saEs- up ;o-as. ana dow ~to-mn-ow,
and mixing q p-yEt vg both rs rise
anat fail ButE ths EuIaort.r can los
s%-Irrd - htr. 20 ci:sz thf usrTs
against siirs- just Es sDan as there
should IL taSn= RdEEars n sarr
baiIian- he Sr7pld gradually b-eaE It's
rEjas dcEr zrrSa r-xouis usas a d
recognized Z. al as mooney EnS -as
conspiracy aEaInsf Sire: and 1hs5Se
yie wopld hive Isdcrns5 rs E@s1
work Ths aaly continuation IL feE=s
is the ae.I1n q natural IsEk 5s
knows that IL -EsI-ly end hr
tious yries ID klFE- Is s-ur:ar II I'M
POSSIBILITY. bsraase rs natural En5
honest T1ine Is Us -: 10 ur &C 1o1
vhf=n measured lr Ead by 1aBt
paragraph tbe Sszsts-r NJ: unir I1-
-zrise5 himself III snerur IL kiEar.
PIT IN euerF 20 ms couutrr- II Ee
mistake nut-b s has eoUutsd %-unry
upon Eis ffyNe- 70 manipulate Con
gr=sE We tsneT ha VIII u zhe usl
three rno-thE- bs fnrca5 20 AeEr su1nE
e-s.iInaies ot himseE winch VIZ mEeE
Lzn EEL tds1 hs Is IL . bezEie- Gs
c3ua. N the rarE=t RITES G ms
couutsrs estimation 1Rn be ezn
ererto-ce klEeI dun 20. Hs hunsstT
bszere ths. he If 3 Secretary t0-
rsrerus Only. and that ihs cal iu- ms
Gisu3szI from 1e o@9 that Asrgc-
der Hamilton ua5e EierIouz sDuzld
be sIsair snd paItsd on tas pat II
Ell tie great Wsg--SfGLaEs T-t
unE-
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DOM PEDEo,s orlsIos.

The ex- Esnpenpr os Brazil ras ints:-
viewed by q peryoa&i fr5eDd Z. tie
Hptel BragsuEa- Ldsb1p. last Sunday,
ard II is cri5snt thss be dos no r.
gard tbs reTe5rtion n EnaL During
the o3pSerss55,s Dom Pedro Eal5:
my visit to the limited States uiase
deep impse es1s1 on sny zpird what
] sag there cvnriDce5 ne beyona
douh "a the jaime ~ trse govern
sDsrL Notwithstanding The re.s.oi
eYeDis 10 BrsziL ! EslJ adhere strong.
ly 20 this opinion. ba. I tear Lie Peg
pc ~ Bra1H hare s0 reached that
nsgs IT deJ4i3ylae1t ab5ch taabks
nations ~ derive tie fan sod ire
pryft frum free ipI.itaiy5nA Ti.re
ssDbe VII ;s3L bot I firmly be.Sere
IT viii pfore the correctness d ray
fiesE
Il VIII DOT ~JeBt1re," be continued.
"noy 81 pass judgment % the Effects
Of the r~svoisttoo Let Eie ps7DlS o.
BfszA snd history judge Nit You
koosI MAS Derer opppHd 20 literal
Treasures Iaisays encouraged them
but Sss. sb1se 81, SSIious that my
people rb10ld yro2fess gradually I'll
the1 reached Tho point which would
ersbIe then 10 sdop. sbs,IatsIy free
Institutions with great advantage -
t~',eniseifes. That time hes NJ: coae
Jet No~ all is in the hands 81 God
] much fear iba. there are exsgaer.
std political ambitions dominant IN
Brazil which vii sprely bring miBfcr.
tune on tho county
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soT a POLITICAL QUESTION.

TIE sIirer question is nEt z pcttacl
one, ADD should cut NJ igzrs Il pa-
iirE TIE White rnetsl has b=o E@.en-
isted On ~ Ae god bpEE % Wal
stree; 1ptl Il has clo5sd mn=!sntls
o. the mines - tbs EIrsr-Y-o3ncng
sections, an5 this shoad be q st5nE-
Lana 70 the sErer nsn q ~ political
shades ~ fight tH ibsI r4gh.E- Il IA
hard Eark 10 kelsct Z Nan tr Che
Frseutive who Is free from Wan
Esest irfneoc= and tbe ssyDsr IDe
people riss in theiT might and thrust
the political bayopet iuto Wall street
End learn :bs1n ths; tbg aaDut
Jonger dr;rire Us 81 ou- rightG TIE
better Of Es VIII b. Take sEer-
silver nEu into camp sooald IL tie
motto u tie friends q t5e white
metal
The zbore FROM the Eeao GszetSe
has the true ring. sD5 tae sDE-ef52a
is timely and god Pass experience
teaches tina. Il Is 10 nse 70 elect III
Eastern mEn, 70 tnstte- Ehxt ms
politics may be, as Ct5S Magistrate
with the hope that he ndn oppose ;bs
interests II Val street. ard eEen .
Inan fejec:ed from 8 State as ts- west
rs Indiana Enar bs controlled T.! The
gold bugs ri TIE Eas1 ghuss interests
are antagoris;ie 20 tLoss 81 The pen
pie. as has been fpBy demonstrated
IN the past In tis grsat struggle II
the MANI against TIE few IRt - lar
ssi3s politics adopt tie suggestion q
the Gazette an3 ins=ribs uE,oa or
bsnnsr, Take ever! sdrsr nan into
camp.
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Prom Ihe N.m-

Director Of hs Mini Jscn- las
issued The tnIyE1nr important c--uu-
lar The Superintendent ID LIE
&tuts a. PnLiRizpuIL San FEucIs.a-
Ssw ORLEANS AID Cz-suu VII prT-
ehEs@- Nnsn presented IL SIMS Z. &
and uywE-l mpLEs5 au5 rnru--e1i
EaLei Skies slre- sJn- II E-i1
EEe5 pr the Dl,sct9- u the Mn fu-
sirs- contained II rul5 deIns:tE.
Cnca--ani eJinE should - LEns
IEtrG3 - ths hints ~ upl ur e1-
press r1lE-r=s p-spEl Ihs TzIus -
~ -ssI-ns2 II sams Erns II sls-E
erpanst and asE
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HoTEI ARRIVALS.
De5sot HotS-CErk & Green. Pro
p~rislurS-

De5sot HoaS-Cs-E& Green. Pro
pris1ors-
Ed CzrED= Mound VALLEY Han
sn wa. d q Shn-k Manly
Sback Deifa stusk. N-s J Shpc;k-
8 Sh9sk. Tpszrp-a= Cirrus Hamilton.
Butte, Mort; 5 Sysncer. Juan ThaI-
eazae South FORK: n z EIcks-
Kas1y Bar. Iikhg; A EeLsaraIEa,
Lake Cry. C5l: Ha Smiley, J L
Porter. Deeth
Mrs. L Il Baum. PaiiEade: 4 .
S:rseter. J A 21oe-sgn, Mrs y J
Eob=-s,r. LeDoils; 4 p Maao+wE,
Bos1ou: L Il Parker Il sis:e-, KinE-
man. o; II Mexican, y L Tel Ga.
& By-ua@ Bso9: J II Funk z
4 Joneg- WaagEurb: Mrs Gso i
LzDcasI& 3d. TrscararE
o Rife. Mound Valley: 4 s Carer
& Vile, Reoo; X TONsl L ? Hu-
deEs!. Wells
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Live And Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
n Provisions as wcll as Glassware,
Queensware, etc should not !ail 10
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
APsnny saved is IS good rs penny
earned and you can saw money b! pur-
chasing goods at home. carry a
large stock OF ~saasnnahle goods and
will sell at Live and Let Lave prices.
us ii. CaasE
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Conservatism rK TIE EHre For
Novelties

Conservatism r The RHre Fu,
Novelties
The Arrua fur 1sya os5
~ d n Err z Co. If D=-al
Michigan ar reached up- IaniE r.
cyr= ths rea- : esIe=ErE Elazlr
End srt-Hr1rt xn5 rs r11I=z;E Ii
usual su.e-sl~ En6 ns-r=spz
Fe-.k seeds Es1nunnEihy aaIIrnle,
zn5EdETrs .z1ns1-pE Tns d-.Elnus
Er4r IL tns Auuua fn- 1nE catEvg-
hun q. uJI ipwea InE r=-s:Aoi@
I-e 50 fu1 En6 explicit TIM NJ 1ns
Il taI " snr-e@ Enu uses LnaE
Eeis ln5 follows Ls instructions
G-eza=a ssH - Ia i'm IL D%
t-JL NsriEGn vii Si-!Hr you L rupT
II Ghs Ss=5 AnTuE tu 1872 oy -s:z-
nal
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Undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown 4 Hoo.
klns their inteTes. in the Under,ak.
ing business, | am now prepared 10 M.
tend TO all calls in tina; line. will
also attend TO the repairing and up.
hoistcring 81 Furniture, etc shop
on Commercial street. next door 70
Brown Il lloskins' old stand.
20 ~, r. pEIrR1oS.
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The Fair Grounds.

the E.s:gt5Te COMMITTEES o! tas
State 8gE-dI Agriculture Da1 F=
te-2ay and gsnsd -bs bids tnr tas
3sHss u ios Far G-DundE There
Ee5s tarea bia-rns 81 9Ja oas q
500 aud one II GH1 The privilege
was awarded u T. a Read Of Frank
town, II sln21-Esno Journal
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To All Whom II May Concern.

Notice is hereby given iha; | will
no: be responsible for DOR pay sny
debts contracted by Willie johnson.
nor is anyone but The undersigned
authorized 10 sell or d!sp,s. of any
cattle branded either CO or xith n
quarter circle cruss or anchor iron, as
/ have no agent
ME' CATHERINE WEST.
Dated Nov. -, lSSa. I'm,
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SpCciaIitcs.

Following are some Of the desirable
goods just received Al R-inhar's:
Ladies' Dress Patterns; Fine French
fIannelS; Ladies' Jerseys. Ladies'
ShRNis; Latest styles Ladies' Hair
Ornaments and Hat Pins; Ladies'
and Chi.drcn's Cashmere Hose; Nous
and Boys Winter Cothinc: Over
coats IN all styles; Wall Papers.
Carpets, etc. Call and see them.
at E~yrxu,pT's
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To the puhlIc.

Mrs. +. S. Reeves, for ten yesrs n
most successful teacher in the Girls
High School, San Francisco, Caliior.
nia, will give instruction in ell tho
higher branches Of an English educa.
ton. Lessons IN Elocution. Resi-.
dcnce, north rooms, A. j. Pullman's
building. II.
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s. p. Pos:-TBe civil ~ar is 10:
GRE yet 10 the remote districts A
tasn Ia Oregon. xko rentsfei tn Esy
THAI he thought JEFF Davis s--sight
bette; nan .haa Abe Lincoln was
promptly kBo>ked into the gutter
and walled on, and a friend who
attempted ~ interfere IN his behaii
zss treated in a similar way. The
ie!igg aho xailgisd the txc. copper.
besdf ought 10 have a pension. and IL
Tanner ~ere only in Office perhaps
be might get oBe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-15

Pully Co.oop people viewed the re.
mains Of JeiI Davis last sunday as
they lay in state at The City Hall,
NsS Orleans. The funeral took
place to-day, whcD all places ID amuse.
Deni, business houses, tanks, etc,
we're closed. and slmos, the entire
city sGs in mourning dress.
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a handsome line Of LsJies' and
Misses Wraps u The latest fashion
Jnst IeceiSed ri Reiphsrt'a Go and
tako q h>ok st ElslD, Prices way
d0r1.
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lDdurated Fibre Ware

The attention Of the public Is d.
rccied 10 my new stock o! Tubs,
buckets Basins, etc. manufactured
from lndurated Wood Fibre, pressed
out u enc p!cSco, without cams or
hoops. II is light .aG durable, MI
not shrink o. swell. Will not tain; aay
kind of liquid and bids fair TO super
cedctn and wooden ware. Call aud
examine il
II CUnSy
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MARRIED.

suri1srSo--HlEDr:-At the Oasis
Ksseh. Eko pouriy. Eerada- De
cezterE. issoxky Justice william
Coazsr. BIZ @ohn ~hsbslIburz. 81 Bor
Eder 0opnta Utah 80 Mss Flora
d. Hardy. o. Eko copaiy, SeTada-
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Echus1 RPg.VfL

Following is q G=p,1rt q the South
FurE s.bcol tor the Egnih ending
DasAnber 1 lsay:
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Special Notice.

Any ono having n bill or claim
against the undersigned. Is hereby
requested TO present the snme at
Mountain City on or before the FIRST
day OF January, 1891, for payment.
All bills due The undersigned, unless
satisfactorily ecttlcd by tho above
date, will bc given in tho hands OF nm
attorney for collection.
LEwfs GoLDsrEiS.
Mountain City, Dec. Q, 1852.
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Household

\. Bruce keeps constantly on hand
and will supply customers with flesh
Bologna. Head Cheese. Sausage. Beet,
FORK and Nation IN any quantity,
and will deliver tho same al yotir
door AT reasonable priccs. Families
will find il 10 their interest 10 pat.
roDi1c ;he Elko Butcher Wagon.
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~So CHINESE ENtLoYrD on
TIL PELNIsLs.

A hbsrti share Of Trbiie p.ironsse {. re-.
speoifaily solicited.
10. LASG
Proprietor.
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Proper Length.

A lawyer is presumed 10 be always
able to suggest difficulty. no matter
how self-evident the case may seem, but
the truly great lawyer knows how to
state point so that even brother
lawyer cannot start an objection. Ac-
cording to the Yankee Blade, Stephen
A. Douglass and Mr.. Lovejoy We're once
gossipping together, when Abraham
Lincoln came in.
The two men Immediately turned
their conversation upon the proper
length OF mans legs.
Now, said Lovejoy, 'Abes legs are
altogether too long, and yours, Douglass,
| think are little short. Lets ask
Abe what he thinks of it,.
The conversation had been carried
on with view to Lincoln's oyerhearing
it, and they closed it by saying:
Abe, what do you think about 1t p
Mr.. Lincoln had iar-aWay look. as
he sat with one leg twisted around the
other but he responded to the question:
Think of what 2
well, we were talking about the
proper length of mans legs. We think
yours are too long, and Douglass too
short, and we'd like to know what you
think is the proper length
WELL said Mr. Lincoln, that's
matter that I've never given any
thought to, so of course ! may be mis-
taken but my first impression is that
mans legs ought to be long enough to
-rac'r from bis body to the ground.
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T)e k$$&e4,.
FOR
1880
And For The Democracy.

And For The Democracy.
The Sun believes that the campaign for
the election of a Democratic Congress in
1890 and n Democratic President In 1882
should begin on or about the fourth of next
March. The Sun will be on hand at the be-
ginning and until the end of the most inter
esting and important political conflict since
the war, doing its honest utmost, rs ever, to
secure the triumph Of the Democratic party
and the permanent supremacy of the princi-
pies held by jefferson, jackson, and Tilden.
The great fact of the year is the return to
absolute mower of the common enemy of all
good Democrats political organization
for whose overthrow the Sun fought tor fif-
teen years, the memorable years of Grant
and the Fraud Hayes and Garfield and Ar
thur.
1t is the same old enemy that Democrats
now confront, and he will be intrcnched in
the same strong position, 1t has been carrl'
ell once by brave and hopeful fighting. DO
YOU not believe with the Sun that the thing
can be done again? Wait and see!
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press, clcrishing no memories Of the past
differences in on-cssentials, forgetting ev..
erything but the lesson of experience, and
that victory is duty.
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