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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-28

Mothers will find Chsho''
Cough Remedy especially valu'|
Group and whooping cough
give prompt relief and is safe ~
ant. We nave sold it for sese,']
and it has never failed to gsea|
perfect satisfsctlon.--G. w.
Dnquesne, Ia. Sold by b.
Druggist.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13
uolanoet.

- Sftbsbpegernes @ireif i Qon--
Don oarer trembeles. og Nrbeiberue
-er ihano til at boloez ub, beber bet.
#esisringen bor bIonbe. fig sasen.
os tororer. ot Nrbeiosqioerne enten
9aar 'no paa Arbitratior, eQer oalaa.
moo be 9iue efter for Mrbeibernes
Jerortng poa bp,ere 2gn. Sci fol<
Der life nosen inb at benptte ben
omeritanife 5rem9anssmaaoe at uo..
fteoe Snjunc'ionororer.
= S 9prtiet bur mon netop boot
Niniterii1fte. 6ali @,tat &albo er
bleoen Storu,5ir 60 soio Boiba Bre<
'1oent al Rab,nettet. Neau tror, at
M'ntterlfi1tet bar tunbet @teo poa
@runo af npe Gouifeltabeoer. Ser
ltal nemlie oe1e utrpet ielu i Sui
tonens Balaos, % man er lite en9ang
1ttter poa, ON Nrmeen oil unber ftette
He91ertn9en, bui8 Der blir Oprgr.
N9itotionen 5oppr af Mrmenien %
1moo 2prten ipnes alor,s at p,le toee
@nbe. s Hresien Ct ben fremoeles
lt9e bitter moi Eprteu os yipr maoite
mere til at fOrparre SttuotioEen for
bet tprtilfe &i9e enb noget anbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13

runot bele Berben." (Bifalb.) Oe
oerpoa tilfsicr ban / nefe Xinie:
= Sen 9anbelSbodor. iom bette 5or
flag beitemmer ON, ct til Brua for
&ina og California" Der er life
noeen Setten ben enc iiteoettor ben
onben. Sec ier mig nu ON efter
ben Dollar. iom iiulbe ncirtuIere
ouer belle Berben." (Bifolb.) Dg
ies Bnifer at uibe. bpor Der blep al
ben. senator @bermon fortolte olle
oisie Senatorer. at ben uar Der. Da
bon bleo nsot BERTH al @enator
@asierlp. Seq oil. at Sc Ral piie
mig. buor Der / Senatets eller 6u
tets &scoro jtaar. at Benemmelien
ON ben Dollar bleu ubnrp9et. o.
oeriom 0e pil uiie % bet ber. oil b,
ttanbie oenne 9ebat. (Bifalb.)
(Jortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13

&rig. men Der ct ialfolb Nar1aQer
not. st Stbfte of Rina eller at
7prttet belpber en- flor ubpioelfe at
en- @totma9tS Befboelier.
@tormagterneS Snbblonoina ,Ronz
ftantinopel.N fererne fon blipe ilieb<
neipan9er. Seres Snteresfer er
mooftrioenoe. os ioa inort Diplomo=
ternes @nof efterfblses al militare
6orboloSre9ler. oil bet bliue panRe<
liet at binbre ct Sammenitpo.
@tormasterne er belbtsuis rebbe
Tor ben uberesneliae &ria, men 5riz
itelierne til at BRUCE &olb er plub{ez
lts bleuen fterfere. Bpttet er 5ieloeu
tort oa 5riitelien til at taee Geftoen
fpnes at uare figrre / ben ienere Eio
enb fpr. S &onftontinopel optreber
Senoebuoene mere ben1pnslpf, eno
mon eqers pleier at 9jpre mob en-
ieluftanbig Wast. os be rusfiite
troopers Optreoen / Diaiien, tpoer
pao, ct mon oer bar oterpe Yloner.
S olle 3oueofteber fruster mon mer
enb no9enfinoe for &ria. @n lloen
&atafrofe be finehife Torpoube eQer
Eprttet, ia en- Tale ct Of @uropas
@sntrer fan bliue ben @niit, iom an=
tenber &ruottabet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13
Mtnnefpt0,

Sfpl9e 5olfsblaoet bar Stubenter:
forenin9en Nu9sburs Sem1norium
beluttet at or9an,lere ct House of
Representatives for at inbnierpe be
parlamentariite &e9ler.
- Sunoap Etmes meooeler, at
Qarrp Qapmaro pil blipe ne9tet npt
Jorbpr af 9gieiteretten.
= Stotens Sern5onefommisi iion
bar fra forfjel1i9e @teoer facet &lose
oosr. at Greet 9eo1tbern=8an:n lite
elsr fig uoaen Image for at faa al
itibe 6armernes Quebe, os noale al
RommiSl9rerne er lDe for at unber
{pse Rlogerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13
Aors.9atota.

&n Rrs. Duperjen / Grafton Ct at
6gislteretten blenen tiltienDt $500
ION Sfabeserfatntn9 tor &uefelier.
bun fit, berueo at benoes peit bleu
TRENT al en- Ereferis. iom fob poa
@aoen.
= @n Manr oeb Napn Sobn
&onbeau bleu bebelis jaaret peb
BaaoeRuo al fin Brooer ner 8embi
na forleten Sag. ba be to Dor uoe pao
Sast. So Broberen Dor reift efter
9esen, bao ban ON at faa fit @eper,
% oerpaa ienote ban ct @fub 9iennem
TT 6oueo % bar bbb.
%otparo Dunlap. Great Nor=
tbern* Bonens Naent Manpel, @rano
SORTS @ountn. er bleuen arreieret
for OF baue tiaalet $1,000 fro Som.
pasntet. Banens Nsent / &iubreb
er forluunoen. os meb bam er osiaa
bleuen borie Fere Eu1enbollars. Baf>
Ter, fom bleu ienot bio fra Miunea.
polls til 6ueoefisbere.
= Eorsooss Niten uar to Sernbo~
neither lbsneoe en- Mil uefenfor De:
pils 9afe. men bet blep opbasei, fBr
eno 8asin9ertoget anfom. 5rebo9
aufom 20 npe &olitimeno TOR at taee
Bare paa @reat Nortbern=fompo9
niets @ienbom. Eogene pasierer
reselmasfet men fpres af npe
Wonb.
- Sra @ranb SORTS mebbeles, at
en- 10 Var 9ommel @sn at 5obn
Epler &usbp Riso libel fin liQe
Spfer forleoen Sag. mebens ban le
eebe meb ct @eper ube paa @aaro ben.
@utten fpran9 ffrats bort, os oa mon
fanbt ben lille 8ise. baube no9le Spin
lemlefet 2iaet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13
JnoIanbet.

9ecorabz&ofens almenoateoe lib.
stoer. 6r. .. Auunbfen, oa 6uftru
tetreoe. efte: boob pt erfarer, ben 26.
October oeres So.Norise Brpuupss
bag, itriper r9aoropeiten".
20 Damer bor iat fig / Spib>.
len for 0pisrelien Of ct protefaont,R
So1pttal Ha @rosie, isis. Sc er
beeee @psepleieriier. oe ct Mttie1elz
i'ob oil malts blue baunet. - .92e.
FORM.
bertusen al Mor|borouab fra.
@n9lano bolot fife Onsoag Brp(luv
9e'p g)ort meb meo Dfils @onluelo
San5erb,lt. Set feireoes noturt,o.
ois meb itor Brast.
- @n Mil fra @inoaa paa @is.
eoniinfioen bar mon / en- Mur fuuz
bet Seoninserne Of ct aommeloaas
Gortpt. Ooer Neteroelen par pofset
ct tteree 2te. Nan tror, at Baos
oens @iermaub bar ueret en- ge. Bar.
rot. ion 8eseuoelien al bet 1soe
Narbunoreoe opreltepe en- 6onoels,
itnt'on pao 2rempeaieau, 6ieloet, iuft
ooenfor bet Steb, buor Baaben er
tunDen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13

9. &. 3osen. &ebattsren tOr BE.
fterbeimen. 6atton, Morb.D Dofoto,
SRr,uer 1T Blao. at @ront gountp
fnbo bam for SIS, mebens ban bar
County zRommisfRr oernebe. Gan
bapbe nemlis ensong. ba Stifteoom.
meren Dor franerenoe. ertleret ire
&erioner at bore finbsfn9e. pg Tor
bette Fuloe ban bare S. pr. Cts.
animation % 9emfelbelfe1. 6an
flyer. atsber pil bliue Here Nfilgrin.
ger, fJr saa er ferotg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13

@ltte u9e bolotes Bal9 IA Sto<
ter. &epublifanerHe ieirebe / 10.
oeriblonot Notplano o9 &en1pGp.
iom fer par nemofroiil. og Demcfro
terne blot 10. 8ireinia og Misfis<
fippi. Sen btmotratiifeu Eommauupz
Sting" feireoe Buen SEEM gorf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13
staI bet brpoe I5S-

Ser fiuoes. flyer ben enselffe Np,s
-@conomtft", no9le betpbnin9sfuloe
@runoe for ben uro, iom be fife
Tiger bar berifet politilie &rebte
europa. Ut Der raaoer uro er fif=
fert. Man ct faa nerppn ipz,g etter
at fno uioe, bpob &eiier @,lbelm np=
Zig ifrep til Heiieren af &usionb, mon
en9aer fig oper Rr,lerne peb Bospo=
rus os | 9itahen. liseiom mon oeiso
le1ser en- oueroreuen for 8n9t paa
MaoosastarzN Nffererne % &etler,
iom &ouserne al Bel9ien os Bortu,
9al foreta9er ofp.
Sc to ferde NarIoser til uroen er
Rina % Eprfiet.
Bet folosiale ftnefRe Ri9e lisaer
prissiuet etbuert fienotlist Wnialo;
bets @esieria9 bar tabt fin Nutburiz
tet, % &eformer = ben enene Reo.
ming = oil mon life pioe up9et at.
Snseu Moet tan iluse bele &,na e0er
befale Ooer bet; men ON be u1loe,
fuube &uslano, 5rantria. 1pitlano
os @nelano uben fort Beiuer lnsee
unoer fig fore Dele of @i8et. 9uis
@uslano fororebeM Moni9uriet. Tront>
rig Daanan, Egflaub 6anto,u eller.
@nslanb @bulan. ioa par life &tna
iftano til at siDre Wobftano. Set
rbimmelife &tse" er ct Brag, omei>
uet of @iroter.
Dette uar af minbre 8etnbnln9 for
@uropas 5rep. oeriom bisie Hirater
cor enia ON 9elinsen. men bet er be
,tte, % bet uil ubentuiul bliue saufe
baarot at unbeoa Sammenftbo. buis
oer Ral bltoe Deline. Man bsbpper
blot at neune @orea os Snoo' Rtna.
Der CT iaaleoes @runo til at frpete
for en- for europeiit &rie for at otnoe
2ano. Or1cssbauue. 6onbelspriuile<
9ier meb mere / Rina.
Det tertiits @iee er nefen l,se
rebnin9slsft iom bet finefRe. l1ro<
li9beoerne / &unftanttnopel er etEesn
paa ben tprtife &e9iertn9s&anmoet,
ielu naar bet blot gialoer inbbprbes
Strtb. Maar Der bl,r Euebrast meb
3enfpn til be TO @elieioner. bar ben
mtlitnre Dronings @aranti tntet at
iige, o9 be ubenlanDfe @enbebub
btfterer fine Boabub for @ultanen,
iom ON Tprtiet lite uar ct ielpfen<
oiat @ige.
Dsioa Der lotfer be triftenbe uo>
69ter til at pinbe Ganb. ytuslano
oil boue &onnonttnopel. @nslanb
suiier at taae 9@eppten. boiltet5ront<
rig osfoa hor SPIT paa. os ber ltae<
fom Dfafen Ct Epalanb ,prie for
Of taa ct Ben, builfet Stutfe bet eno
maotte blipe. Set, iom sisr Spon<
bineen itsrre. er. at England npbes
til at bolbe lin @e, til Snbien flar.
mebens @usferne braaes til Ron>
ftantinorel iife blot al politiRe
@runbe. % 5rantria lonaes 10 efter
al pbmDse @nalanb.
Set er 10 n1eset mulist, at Stor>
mosterne tan blipe enise tiltrobS for
beres Grobrinsstenoenier. Besee
sfesenter % b:sse 5olf frpster be
npe Baaben .os be moberne &nnier<
litbes fsrfe fore 5lbbaab. DIN T.
Gr. Gniebeb opnaoebes mellem &us'
lanb % Eremasts sforbunbet, ba pilbe
bet blipe nnten umulist at brpbe
5reben, tbi intet @i9e ptlbe pope at
bespnbe Rris alene.
Gn|@ |@onsres fanbe 10 bore tRanS
til ntforbele belle @ouet - men en-
taabat blir fom ottef uben 8irtnins
til e'ter en- trnftuotbmmenbe &ri8.
Dst brnber nei. at ber ii,e blir 'aOse''
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-13

Ds M oplpier en- Manb / ,@e.
uietp Of &epiems", at en- en9elR @1>
benRabsmanb bar funbet NenneRe.
lostens 8us9e % Nbels @rau poo
6alpsen Dutatan / Mellemamerifa.
What next?
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17

The newspaper reading of boys and girls
is one the signs of the times which were
wanting when the parents of today were
children. At certain household up town,
which is undoubtedly only an average one
in this respect, two morning papers are
taken. AT breakfast these are dissected to
accommodate the demand about the table.
The 14-year-old son has to have the sport
ing page, the events of which he follows
with-to his mother-remarkable intelli.
gence; the 12-year-old girl likes an outside
page to look for burglaries and accidents,
in which her simple and tender soul, by
some curious mental paradox, revels, and
even the small 5-year-old, boy, wants his
corner to look what the weather is going
to be-" The advent of the evening paper
is similarly welcomed, and the desire for
the reading of the weekly humorous pub
LEGATION which comes into the home is so
keen that the "first look" at it is an APP
preciated reward of merit. All of which,
as has been said, is in marked contrast to
conditions of 20 years ago.-New York
Times.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17

''At the earnest solicitation of two of
my children and a dear friend, who was
very much interested in my case, COM
menced to take Paine's celery compound
and took seven bottles, and am thankful
to say that l am a well woman to-day.
Considering the low state of health in
which | was, my cure has been pro-
nounced wonderful. You can use this
communication as you see fit"
For recovery from the effects of too
constant indoorl work, worry, over-exer-
ton of body or mind, and for the gener-
al oppressed state of health that is so
apt to result from a sedentary life of
hard work and routine, Paine's celery
compound is the one strictly accurate re-
lief, 1t refreshes and restores the
worn out tissues, disposes the body to
take on new flesh, and rapidly clears the
system OF the used-up elements that clog
its healthy working
Drudging indoor workers who seldom
get long breath of fresh air-and there
are many such, both men and women
recover vigor Of the nerves and vital or
gaus through the use of Paine's celery
compound.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17

The people have given their verdict!
Every State, county and most humble
village has had voice in it.
There is consensus of testimony from
all America to the fact that Paine's Gel
cry compound is making sick, tired-out,
nervous men and women well and strong
again.
There have been published by thou
sands in every State in the country, this
spring, testimonials from people in every
station of life in those states telling of
the many, many cases where this great
est of all remedies has made people well.
The BANNER has published the unso-
licited testimony of well-known and
highly esteemed people in Bennington
who have found health and strength in
the remedy that was first prescribed by
Prof. Edward Phelps, NJ. D., LII. D., of
Dartmouth college.
Men and women of national reputation
have written thankful letters on the
same subject, which have been published
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17

the world over, and have called forth un.
asked for responsive letters from equally
prominent men and women in other
lands.
Below is letter that commends itself
in this spring month of May to every
woman in Bennington. 1t was volun-
tarily written to Wells, Richardson IL
Co. by a lady whose portrait, given
above, is assurance of her high character
and honest disposition. She is picture
of womanly health. She is Mrs. Robert
NJ. Moore of Laporte, Ind, and she
writes:
"Please accept my heartfelt thanks for
the great good Paine's celery compound
has done me. do think that there can
not be too much said in its favor. was
completely run down a year ago, and had
the advice and attendance of two of the
best physicians in the town, who pro-
nounced my sickness nervous prostra-
ton. l was treated by one for two
weeks, and then went to another and at
first he seemed to help me, but after a
while instead of getting better l went
from bad to worse.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17

"No"
II am so glad. Poor boy" remarked
Mrs. Clayton. "But, darling, you must
not send him away out of a mistaken
sense of loyalty. 1t would be wrong to
John, you know
Don't" cried Laura, burying her face
in her hands, and then she handed her
mother letter.
John released her from the engagement
which all reports, her own included, agreed
to be an irksome one to her John begged
her not to blame herself. 1t had been
mistake on both sides. He was more to
blame than she, and Dorothea CRANKY had
helped him to discover his fault.
That night, when she prayed, uncon-
sciously the old prayer rose to her lips,
"Make me steadfast and good like him"
she whispered, and then, remembering,
she buried her face in the coverlid and
eied.-New York World.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17
What He Admired,

"What did father say when you asked
him for my hand?" asked the young wom-
ali.
"Oh," replied Augustus, "he-he did
his best to be pleasant. He said there was
something about me that he really admir-.
ed
"Did he say whatP"
eyes; my impudenoe. - Washington
Star.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-05-17

When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparil-
la, why don't you try it yourself? 1t is
highly recommended.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
A BANK
FAILURE.
AN INVESTIGATION
DEMANDED.

general banking business is done by the human
system because the blood deposits IN its vaults what
ever wealth we may gain from day to day. This
wealth is laid I'D against a rainy day as reserve
f,udwe're in condition of healthy prosperity II we
have laid awav sufficient capitt to draw upon in the
hur of our greatest need There is danger in getting
thin because it's sign Of letting down IN health.
To gain in blood is nearly always to gain IN ahoie-
eomc 0esh The odds are in favor OF the germs of
consumption, grip, or pneumonia. il our liver be in
active and our blood impure. or If flesh be reduced
6eiosr healthy Standard What is required is an in
crease in our ge,m.6ghfing sf,rngM Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery enrches the blood and
makes Il wholesome stops the waste OF tissue and at
The same time builds up the strength. medicine
which will rid the blood Of its poisons, cleanse and
;ny;gorate the great organs of the body valize the
system thrill the whole being with new energy and
,uoke permancnt work Of It, is surely remedy Of
great yalue But when we make positive statement
that os per cent Of all cases Of consumption can if
taken in the early stages OF the disease be CURED
;tf, thc Discovery" II seems like bold assertion
ali DR. pierce asks is that you make thorough inves
toatiou and satisfy yourself of the truth OF his aseer
tan, By sending to the Worlds Dispensary Medical
aGocatiou. Buffalo N. Y, you can get free book
with the names addresses and photographs OF large
number of those cured Of throat bronchiai ana lung
diseases as we'll as of skin ard scrofuous aections
bv the Golden Medical Discovery" They aiso pub
lish book of Ioo pages, being medical tieavse %
corsum ptiou. bronchitis, asthma. cataTn, wnich VIII
be mailed on receipt of address and SIX ctn s'amps
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

securing from the West. from which Lincoln came
a statesman whom I know you viii all be eiaa e 70
s'en Sn 'S Senator snH John g. Thurston of Nebraska
A WARM GREETING FOR MR.. THuRsToN.
Mr. Thurston received cordial greeting every
body standing and cheering. lie spoke IN part
as follows:
bison and the Populst no longer below ana ,h.i
cayort where fusion is cSnfu,ed an aksn 'h
trhoe''' the Woods The Vest is once more Republican
and American Applause strong g,nr IN r9e dDire
she leaves sectionaIism and provincali,smm m ior
those who educate their chdren spehn abroad
This mighty West has furnished al the hep"ehn ,ha
resdens and some Di aw ihs material is not Yet
exhausted tApplause) We shall ofer you .,e r moi
have @ BT, the ,hST Wesegn oyay PsO' o the
publican party does not depend upon tne ,be Na
tionai Convention will receive the electoral vote I o
every Western State (Applause3 We shall stahc ma
inmpv pv' o: Your commerce or your capital CAP
pauseJ - .,. oor,o ber match
less progress her growing industries her tn.ivS h
cities her mellow sunshine yea: hes nnianse3
ssm but pui one Gve sar @ in the nag
and NewYork put another. but when sr tney 1Ss tSe
their places IN ss' SS aaS but
the greatest Nation Of the earth shnS nSfcan % citi
protection and prosperity of every American
am commissioned tonight 70 speak OF nisst ASra
subl,mest Character Of the age. Hppause2 Sixty
million free people Jon hs wte Welded s m no scepie and
wore no crown but in his life he exercised greaef
powers called into existence grander ranGar are ~ic
tories than any who preceded him upon the earth
and in his death he reached to the fuii STATURE Vi
II Is not my purpose tonight to review W bs fne bis ,e
Of nSN for that q s parsd 0 upon the
Nations battle flags; it speaks from silent hps' "
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

Tber followed the recruiting officers to add thAr
narsnasions 10 every patriotic call They nuns
ont the and Stripes from tner ar, Tnurfn msrcH
ing 70 the front and wrapped the flag AROUND
their pups, whereon lay INC morn o, hsId rans
hearts to faith the eternal laws OF rient. When
,he darkness OF the Peninsula or me tepuisse OF
Frcdcricksburg chilled the public n!ood- uLouh
applause) -. ..hor N. clergy were invalu-
b'a in insniring public calmness and confidence
IL / well REMEMBER one sunday when tne tne Merrlmac
80 ont and had already sunk the congress
rS n'' Cunberland that Mcclellan teegraphtd to
the seaports Of NewEngland their danger u inc me
rnhoi ram should turn northward on ,urther
narrand ~ destruction. Some hof-headed lunatic
had handbls prined in staring type ana neanca
nrocoeded 10 rush into the churcnes ana Scd'ier
mem among the congrega tion For = moment
f,n va, and The congregation seemed as Il cv,one
OF Mysteries had struck IT: but IN ; me ehh W. we
~ ON with our devotions win the CON
wction that Whatever peril or emergency vas az
the door we should meet II all thc De''cr with
New-York tribune., 1895-02-13

sr% MSrd s ss H' % ssvSs se degree as
lines II becomes useful. and u Is 'he" "'"''
the great and GROWING CORY in I the cberIsh M ~ and
he birth ,s D seSra'e fss psop
bis T% and a this ssn '
the Ds9T BY s the the p2Ps a1a 81
pan,sm pie I, IS It's foundaton and 1t shcSld be the
faith and guiding star Of the parry lincoln TO the
IL we dppy pp Of the party the organization viii "a
ways right is the nsape w1H hen there will
e m no ana opporunity for or bosses to STyi
The Republican party has ,,emp ns5 s whch ha may be
.TueS into bossisrn and 1t has nothing ons ond ae
political bq;sei eadershp asts for and
os the peop.e. Bosssm means 'ne the Repubcan
tie pe@0e @ SeceVe w af% the stamp Of The
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New-York tribune., 1895-02-13
pEuEMBEREp IN JERSEY CITY.

The Lincoln Association OF jersey '',y SAT ao"n
% ,,s ,h,r,eth annual dnner In celebration Of Presi-
dant Ilnco,n's birthday last night The dinner was
served at Taylors Hotel There were ls5 guests at
the tables John u. Jones presided and made a
brief address Of welcome. The guests Of honor sat
AZ small tables at his right and left They were the
Rev Amory H. Bradford. the Rev. John F. Morgan.
General Wager Swayne. Thomas L. James Mayor
p +. wanser. John a. Blair. q < Pansborn,
Thomas McEwan, Thomas, NJ, Idops'''' deorfe r.
There were only four toasts on the list. The senti-
follows: Abraham Lincoln First American the
REV. Amory II. Bradford; The CitiSen soidisry OF
Swayne: THE Day We Celebrate" Thomas l..
James: why All People Loved Lincoln" Thomas
McEwan.