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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
THE HOUSE ORGANIZED.

The house of representatives was or.
gained yesterday by the democratic
acceptance of the last republican prop
osition, which is as follows:
First---The Democrats to have the
speaker and second assistant clerk.
Second-The Republicans to hay e
speaker protein, chief clerk, first assist
ant clerk, engrOssing clerk, enrolling
clerk, file clerk, bill clerk and postmis.
tress, sergeant-at arms, door keeper.
six (6l assistant door-keepers, two t2)
janltOrs.
Third Each side to have one paper
folder and four pages.
Fourth-The Republicans TO have
first choice of standing committees and
to choose five (5) committees.
Democrats to have second and choose
one committee. The remaining COM
mitteeS to be chosen alternately. The
party choosing said committees to have
a majority of one including chairman
on each committee so chosen. Either
party to have the right to name the
chairman and their share Of member
ship on committees chosen by them.
Fifrh-All investigating and other
committees to be equally divided un-
less otherwise agreed upon.
Sixth-The same committees TO have
clerks as had them in the Twenty-scc-
ond general assembly.
Seventh-The division of committees
to be made by a committee of three ON
each size, chosen by their respective
Hon. J. T. Hamilton, of Lynn, was
elected speaker, and Hon. Silas Wilson.
the republican nominee, magnanimous-
ly presented him with an ebony gayel.
The regular caucus nominees were
elected to the other positions.
By this agreement the action of the
speaker is so prescribed that he has not
so much of power and dignity as an
antomatOn.
An inaugural committee was APP
pointed and it is expected that Mr..
Boies will be inaugurated on Thursday
next.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Jonathan polliver's Grafton.

1t is an inspiration to read the speech
delivered at the Lincoln dinner last
night by Jonathan p. Dolliver of Iowa
1t was a revelation 20 those who heard
it., 1t ought to take place beside Lin.
coin S own Gettysburg speech, Conk.
lings Grant speech and IngersolPs
Blaine speech among the historic
orations of Republicanism. Its wit
was us sparkling as the stars, but tn,
genius of its wisdom as bright as the
sun,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Is consam Iuon Ineurable.

lead I've following Mr.. =. II. Morris, New.
ark, Ark, Slys; 80 a. n with nbc,as n,
ilhks, ahu iieho ana phys, ans proI Oune,-d me-
W lnc.fahis con 'l i,uyr. Hegan taklag DR.
hlhg n MN DsyoNF irg 4 assumption, am nov
'h NY lhlId bottle, ~ able . Oyersey- the work
~ ny Arin' II Is he 9 st medI1ine ever
dcs MhdlfWaH' Fc2lur Ohio, says Had
y nOi Dtti ln, III. mgs lew Discover 10y
Consumption ! would haNct nj of lung ln,,,,,l,s
vs. t"h w ~ we Wrors Am now IN best
~ ny nsshl IIy y. mplcl tiles Tree a u. II
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Wonders of Geology.

Prof. L. r. Wetherell, the entertain,
ing and instructive scientist will lecture
at Red Mems hell next Tuesday and
wednesday evenings, February 25th
and 10Th, under the auspices of the |.
o. q. +. Prof. Wetherelrs rare collcc-
ton of specimens, paintings and
curloslties to illustrate geology, astTon-
omy and natural history will be on ex-
hlbltlon before and after each lecture.
You Will be instructed, entertained and
amused. Admission 20 cents, scholars
10 cents; season tickets 40 cents.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
The North Car9p =, C6at.no,,,,

How many knoy[>
bsd thar ~, Isre the trst Chst. cquss
,sk.d. tbrss cat Should toe aues' lon bs
omths o. ous assembly vcult
,ror "a place In New York name
.,u 49, 10 Of Indiana Yet 10 owes its Oh.
49, Old North state--so great IN b.
~ .uxs OF maEy things. Chstauqua rss tho
Y Ian name for New Berne To New Berus
O0iongs the honor Of having given its Tame 10
s,ar great teachers meeting. There 4 . frsl
lChanuquas-coppero olored, black hal I'd say
ages, roamed and Ashed, much after To fash
ian OF their modern namesskes. Thsre d.
Granenreid visited the king Of the cout 'ry AZ 4
bought the land on which New Berne stsn0s
from Taylor, the king Of the Chstauor "a. Ne
Describes them as kindly race, who ,Feat 81
him TO cider and dumplinCsd 1has was,
howeyeE before he was taken rrieoler az I!
Dearly killed by another portion OF this gres,
Iuscsrora tribe Tho after history ,f mi,
tribe 10 well known, One o. the Six raaars,
II retoined the other Ave tribes In New YOk,
.akins with II the name Of its Carolina hons
he Chatauqua. Raleigh Hets.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Elect icI tiers.

This remedy Is bcc0 ling o well known and
~ ayills.s " lieeu 10 y 'clal mention. All
Nnu haNe used Eiectr 49, ers Siug the same
59n,g OF ptaiss,- \ pu el dlcine does not exist
VII, VIII cure all disei.sese ~ Liver and Kidneys,
VIII remove ilnpleS Boz salt Rherm and
9thet anrcuons cause rs mlir- blood viii
Gllt msa, ,,h ti9ml 20 AI nh anu prevent o.
cure w MalaIlsl leNg s. Tcure Of Headacnt,
Nusis.ii a,loh elu lhd e,ll Try Electric BltteTs
Entire satisfaction IIHra tccd, or money 10.
funded.-Prire GVt. ia II Der bnttI, M IA
Nnlets q Co. Drmr.I n y. -, 80
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

AL Iowa republicans send messages
of congratulation to Hon. J. P. Dolliver
upon his ofatorical triumph in New
York, on the occasion Of the Lincol an
niversary when he 80 eloquently re-
sponded to the toast "The Republican
Party"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Thousan . Poisoned.

in 2 recent work o. h ii disease Dr. Frank
IN slles-the noted s.! e. list-gyes many new
and startling facts Do sands Of peOple are
slowly poisoning thea 81 cs, weakening their
hearts by the use Of ic Tee, tobacco aud alco-
hOl. These are hear ps, cau-ing them to
beat rapidly, thl5 ga iT wearing IL out, pro-
lucing shortntsa ul hU lh when exercising,
dams IN side and 81 iUl rf, hungry 9 nd faint
spells. Finally SWtilh % the ankles aud sud.
leu death. fof M,dk u"t and irTiiaicd hearts
the press eve lywheIc lgh' recommend the New
Heart Cure discovered D. H. Miles, which Is for
sale at A. II. kObe.ts'
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

The Des Moines Leader claims that
the democrats in the Iowa house rep
resest large majority of the people of
Iowa, and declares that they feel that
they have no right to surrender the
speakership to the minority" This is
all fol-de-rOl. On far better grounds
the republicans could have denied the
right Of the democratic party to control
the national house of representatives
for the past ten years. The republicans
know that during that time such ap
parent majority as the democrats have
had in that body has been based on
fraud and wrong of the grossest char
acter-0n the complete disfranchiSe-
ment OF 100000 republican voters in
the southern states by a violent. reyOlu
tionary and INSCRIPTIONS democratic
minority. The Leader, however. has at
no time insisted that the control of the
national house of representatives should
be given to the republicans, and even
now that they have a clear majority,
Notwithstanding democratic robbery of
SOME thirty seats, the Leader yqlc.
mently suStains Roger @ Mills prop
osition to make the democratic minor
lty virtual masters of the Republican
majority. -Stour city Journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

THE petitions for the election of Lar
rabee as United States Senator have
secured very few signatures in this
community.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
sask rs ~, salve.

80 r.. -. Al for Cuts, Bruises,
S,,,a,,,,s, -, y. Fever Sores, letter
rr,,n,,,,,s - cab . Corns, and all Sk,u
-, ~ ,Ires Piles, or no Pay
ia,Ti"r,. ~ ,g.arG att0 give perfect sasi-
box ~ t.iey Iy! 20 -. Price % cents Ier
~ ale by A. H. - CTtS & Co.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Gone ( = Good

lis 10 he hoped that 1 barbarous bustl, has
gone for good, hut Il Grtain the great discoy-
cry oil pr. Franklin Nj q has come To stay and
alleviate human suneri ~. This wonderful nerve
food and medicine 9ui ~ worn Gut systems,
cures FITS, SpasmS, he he, nervous nIcstra,
ton, dizziness, slrvpl'' "a u. monthly PAINS sex.
ual troubles, etc, Mrs j In H. Miller, of Nalpa-
also, Ind, and J, ID, y ", Of Iogansport, Ind
Ind, gained ~ pound lIOnth while taking II
flnciS Illustrated ttea on Nervous Diseases
and sample bottle Of D. restorative Neryine
free al A. II. Roberts u > guarantees A.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

Wife-Now tt'' have oougk cor VINO
viii milk III Hu d-Oh, he s.7, H.. calf
toes that So Wch aarn all tssHaa ". vent
siihout trouble. Liza
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
Recollections Of a Good Man.
Anita Republitan.l

t4Ahhd
Rev. a. Blown, who will be remem-
bered by many of our readers as one of
the oldest ministers in attendance al the
late district NJ. f. Conference, held in
this place, died at tho home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Green, in Audubon, on
Sabbath. He was man loved and re-
spected by all whe knew him. The
writer recalls many q kind word and
admOnition from his lips, As well as his
last Good bye and God bless YOU
when he parted from US when here.
finland Christian Advocated
AS man and citizen and pastor Rev.
Brown was greatly beloved by all who
knew him. In his friendships. he was
unremitting in his efforts to do favors.
No man ever had a kinder heart.
He would travel a hundred miles to do
a man favor, and during his whole
life was unable to save anything, so
generous was ne in his impulses and
acts. lie literally gave mis- life TO the
church of God, his family and the world.
AS wise administrator, an excellent
adviser, progressive leader, when in
the eldership in tho very front OF the
elders of his Conference and State, the/
are thousands who will rise up aud -
him blessed.
Ills life, beautiful example ap mr.,
uniting spirit Of benevolenCe< -,
leritance of his friends, ~ 90, sn' on ~,
the church Of God. The ~ ~ y p,c J,a'
for having had him. .yeo en- i is mon NOR
glorious in the thougT Of his % ete er"i
companionslip. ~ '''''
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

THE best magazines ara becoming
tinctured with blood and thunder lit
erature. Public taste does not demand
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20
MONEY!

Monty on real estate per cent and
lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc
curity at Nash, Phelps Il Green's, south
side squire over Commercial Bank.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-02-20

Miles Nerve and Liver Pills.
An important d'EOyery. Thuy at on lhe liver
stOma, IL and bowels through tine nerves Auew
phncip. Z. They speedily cgre biliOuynesS. b,,l
taste tor 'id liver plies and constipation i,,i.T
did for me v, SNfgen aud children. Small. A
mIIdest, sur -. - doses for IS cents SarItilr,
free At A. n. Roberts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

gisnc taxes frona ths asesz1bs of heraen,
eeDsn aa4 enllarea - p~y Teais- Il
saH E4xe mere tlisn kemoeraEe hoels
oEeE lusag aAfY evils in thls co2akry. ~
drosa tae saEleks sna gro4as 9t tas
starr * lAboFeFs u Ireland. ia the ears
a tne aaPps Ansfie4a woEklElsslnsn
lk ~ll tkxe nls1e slan DeMo<fasie cam
paiga slcqaeaee Or sdisofial ESSAYS %
eonsinc~ tie prosperous Anlsrie4n a.
bofeE that Eaglaaa sna her so3aonlic
system = : good aodsl for - D. lnl-
tate. hssn EaEiAaa's systen naAkes
hef l4borers the peers OF oars IN inteili-
genee, wealth, prosperity sud nsppI
lees. sns Ray pEeaca political eSioaony
% us and not before. b. hss works Ne
know her-t0 our s0FroW. And ~ does
Ireland And every other coiony CO de-
pendency she ever had, Caaada's sole
blessing Is that Englsni practically lets
her alone. EaglAnd has alWays been a
curse % every other country dependent
uPoa her or that she coald bully.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
NO HOSTILITY.

British papers have frequently
charged the new tariff legislation to
commercial hostility to Great Britain.
They view our action from the wrong
stand point. In the first instance we
have simply been doing what England
always dOes-lOoking out for home In
terests first. We love not England less
but Americs more. Furthermore, En-
gland has allowed herself to be de-
ceiyed by the magnitudeof Democratic
howls during several campaigns past.
She really grew TO believe that the
United States was actully going to adopt
free trade and give up its markets to
her. The election of Cleveland and
the temporary triumph of Democracy
seemed to make such an event certain.
Now that protection has triumphed
anew and England's hopes are dashed
% the ground, she naturally resents it
and feels, not only agrieved, but even
offended. She really thinks she has a
good case against Uncle sam for breach
OF promise
So far from being an enemy OF En-
gland, we have, in spite Of our
Chinese wall OF protection" always
taken more English goods than all the
British colonies put together-more
than Australia, Canada, New leland,
South Africa, and the vast Indian En-
pirs combined. Three hundred million
people in every quarter of the globe.
over whom floats the British Union
Jack, have not consumed so many
British goods "a America has done.
But in her consuming selishness she
wants tho entire market. She cannot
have it. The Mckinley tariff law has
come and has come to stay.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
UNHAPPY IRELAND.

Oh the blossedness OF free trade En-
glands favor. For that Democracy
sghs Ike a furnace and is anxious TO
plump itself into her arms. Mesnwnile
Ireland $ getting rather more Of En-
glands blessed favOrs than she desires.
The potato rot or blight has spread
through III parts Of the Emerald Isle.
In West Cork the yield is below the
average. In the poorer districts Of the
West-In the couuHeso of Donegal, Clare,
Mayo. Galway and Kerry crop =
q total failure. What does this mean
IN a land where wheat aud meat are
sold 60 psy rent and only potatoes are
relied upon for food1 simply starva-
ton. shiplosd after shipload OF pro
duce vii be sentawsy from the stricken
island. Tor vhaa TO pay Eng ish rents.
Appeals have been made Go this coun-
cry and there Vii be such = response 20
taose appeals. "a no cnuntrv on God a
earth but This can make. Tons Of pro
VISIONS and ciothinx snd thousands of
dollars VII be sent from tbs lard Of
plenty this and which she Democracy
SAYS Il running % wreck ard rum IN
der the protective policy 20 supply -
Ireland the feed. which free trade -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE ExCHANG

DEGoLIA BROS-...............Propuetors
WANTED heip-2 travelling sslesmen,
" ! painter. ianifor = cabinet msSert
porter. canyassers. on salary. AGENTS on
nrst-cisss article.
NNANTED-Femaie help girls for general
W houSework. z sewing girls. chamber
maids. laundresses. ] Companion for lacy %
20 20 California
LsOR skLE--one half interest IN good -
fablished business fn city genera stoftl
viii invoice about SloJ0 chance for some Cus
10 step into good business
EOR sALk-9 room hosse on Lsrrsve-st near
Wenhsm ave. near both cable and elecfric
car Ines Win all modern improvements
Price $40 easy terms
L'oR sALE-Durzb,e house on Hail ~. nenr
O. X A J. shop rents fof 50 per month
large Tot Price tlf0s
EOR SALE OR kNGF--fBosfau xassa
fue D. room house en Laff-sf larGf iof.
fDcnts 10 exchange for dwelling ln besten
Mass
IFOR SALE OR EXCHkNGE-129 aers farm l2
miles from city llt i'm pfoved Daance
beech and marie t.m pei. - roem ~ ~ house
large hsss r1eDf barn and other cut buioings
70 "a change inr rift property
LsgR SglF-1 fue 1-room house 80 Center.
a.. good sized i0t me shade and ieyn.
price fllln
LSoR skLE-l1-roon bouse or Fas, Bridg.-st..
furHacf. sewer. rify water. cqrnff lof ana
fnsiY finished prief sse1. easF terms
Ls0R SAIE OBJ INCHANGE-f room bonss
and larEe corner lot rouu iof au8i hef
house on lof. on fvo r-aa q sfrrefs with ssv-
ers efc.. a. exehsugs Tor iArus wgulc assaue
soTHe incnnhranae.
I70R SALE or fWGr-,-rbau house
y On Tfofnzssf nesf tHsf st nirt IN
ished aDa Just con pistee egnus ard Sc T.
lion sALB-z lots on Isstnxsst 90 ea@F
Il terms OF vIIi erehsBEf for Improved
property.
MONEB TO Loan On resi sud fys-vonsl prep
II erts IN sums 20 suit keefufs asc Jevef
hierk
IIU7 zFe srs rao7as - renf $50 rurhrf 81
ii tpsd tenants waEfirR r. rerf. BRING ir
vour ksys Hoenss anc g. Tower brock
DrsoITt BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

assst severely aleoe. Il r~&1s. sfh2t
iasss1laca a. tf-e >tzEe Dssn1ee 1ekt 1zs
ksxa pad, tpe tAxpzysrs - Ossk42l.a
co1Ess - "a ta2t aeaeSgorta A. tle
pzc.eex,ss ~ las safe truss lsn1s saoela
e 9aaS3 "a Fsal estate security foE ttss
kxA<Ef 81 ths lasIllas5ons ~ waiel tery
fxseeekselg b'SZolg. 2ns not = pet o&1ks
zlld s4akeIs.R
ms Is of.lilsnE The psg iae2 Of =
pei Democrsl.e ed.toz, stsGt iols nnls
u shx e8ppzign. as-5enDncistion q tise
sdaslu slE4tlo8 4nd Is pei e4lks AID
aAaktFsf
suppose foF = moment that the etstoE
wsEe Ia possession 81 tBese trast tunls.
snd he should, la yiolali0R II l4w. lo&n
thsm Ga real estate SecuFlly- How he
would p0nsh the pet E4nks SDi n4nk-
eFs' SaOSiQ as scheme be followed, /,
i WOULD u0l MAKE = dollars difference
sigh TIE amount ~ state money II tue
ssverNl banks GA call
The state tax Is Always the difference
between the estimated disbursements
and gne estimated receipts, ehien, un-
der provisions or law. are applicable
thereto. Treat tFust-funa receipts a.
noE applicable, aud the state tax would
be lusI that much more. The money IA
either ease would lie the same.
The average minimum balance IA the
treasury during the past rye years Was
sl3l. .744ss. Remembering that the
states revenue Is received practically ST
bat one season Of the year, and the
calculations as 10 margins, reserve, sur
Plus, or whatever you are pleased 10
esll u, are similar 10 that OF banks.
VOW, this Is less than per cent OF the
aueFage annual recelDgs-a much
smaller per cent. OF margin than the
law requires hanks 20 keep on hand.
As the State Constitution prohibits
tue borrowing of money IN excess OF
$50 Goo. and as the expenditures or a
single day sometimes GO into the hun
dIeds OF thousands Of dollars, it would
be- hazardous 20 attempt 10 do the
states business upon any narrower
margin.
In the meantime, where did the bene-
fits from treasury balances 70 under
the Democrats, The balances then
were about one-fifth as large as now on
the average. The sum turned into the
State treasury as interest on balances
amounted TO an average of $Sl.75 per
annum under the Democrats. Under
the Republicans it has averaged So
! S02.l3 per aunnm. That is, with the
margin considered necessary 10 ensure
| the good faith OF the State Government
by the respective administrations, the
Republicans made this margin earn for
I the taxpayers $22S as often as the
| Democrats made theirs earn 81.
TINS last fact brings Us 10 another ad-
/ mission; and that is that Republicans
/ do seem TO have faculty for making a
/ financial success of whatever they take
/ hold of.
The Republican also admits that il
has quite bit of the missionary spirit,
an 1 delights in educating Democrats
who exhibit laudable desire to learn
the facts in regard 10 It's party admin.
istrations for the past thirty-slx years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

NJ. d. HARrEH, candidate on the
Democratic ticket IN the Fifteenth
Congressional district Of Ohio, is pleas
antly alluded TO by the Toledo Blade as
the cancer factory candidate. He is
the statesman who prefers cancers to
protection. He may have his choice
and the people Will have theiIs-pro-
tection.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

A Washington writer says: "Salt
manufacturers, such rs Congressman
Whiting, say they could get along
without any tariff on salt, and lumber
men, such rs ex-Congressman Fisher,
say they are ready for free lumber"
This is probably true. One has patent
process that protects hIm IN his pecu-
liar brand OF the staple from competi-
ton with free salt, and the other has
thousands of acres of timber land In
Canada. Such disinterestedness Is
truly touching.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

COuhtJ TtcksG
Fsr state senator
WILLIAM T. ADAMS.
F0r sheriff
ISAAC +. LAMOREAUN
For County CLERK
JAMHs - KNOX.
For REGISTER OF DEEDS
NATHANIEL RICE
Tor Couatg treasurer
snkhMAN I. COlSON.
F0r Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES /. McBhipk.
For Circuit Court commissioners
DWIduf GOSo,
ALfhED WOLCOIT.
For Coraners-
HENRY p. LOCHER,
DANIEL j. WALLACE
For surveyor
DORR SMELLS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
Bay City Press:

Contrary to the expressed desire of
the better clements OF both political
parties, the State campaign, which has
just opened, appears destined TO become
the occasion for a prodlglOus amount
of mud singing and the most lnordl-
nate attempts 10 blacken and defame
the character of public men. The De-
trolt Free Press, whose files for the past
thirty years contain more political for
geries, campaign slanders and traitor
Gus utterances, than may be found In
any other newspaper published IN the
North, has displayed its usual enter
prise by being the first to enter the field
IN the capacity of dirt thrower. The
Free Press pubIishesa six column article
this morning, devoted To affidavits and
comments, charging James NJ. Turner,
the Republican candidate for Governor.
with the perpetration OF all manner of
crimes and immortality. So long as the
Free Press remains the only organ
10 promulgate these accusations, 1t does
not become incumbent, nor would IL
accord with the dignity of respectable
Republican journalism TO defend the
charges made against Mr. Turner. Posi-
tive proof of their falsIty would in no
wise convince the Free Press that they
are not legitimate for the purpose IT IS
seeking TO accomplish, but on the other
hand II would only strive the harder to
embellsh them with the semblsnce of
truth. During the Garfield campaign
that most despicable and infamous for
gerry, the Morey letter. was given circu-
lauon by the Free Press, after all re-
spectacle Democratic journals had de-
med its authenticity and ceased its pub
lIcatiOn. and it was only stricken from
the columns OF the Detroit sheet the
day after the Presidential election. It
is useless to prOlOng the narration OF
incidents wherein the Free Press has
wIlfully and designedly perverted the
truth and encouraged and msgnified
faisehoOd. Providence appears 10 have
designed it for this purpose and II IS
st'll making prodigious efforts TO fulfill
= destiny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06
Muskegon Chronicle: 4:

Rev. j. w. Reid, at the Prohibition
political meeting here, Informed his
seventy-fve auditors that he was as
great a man as Bishop Andrews and
cared nothing for the latter. Poor
fellow Compared to the bishop he is
as a reed beside royal oak. Well
might somebody have quoted to that
little audience the verse: "What came
We forth for to see, reed shaken In the
wind?' His own wind at that.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-06

KuGoRE may not be handsome, but
he can kick. 80 can a mule, and If he
wishes TO emulate that nondescript
creatures accomplishments, he Will
not find the profession crowded.