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Parent Issue
Day
18
Month
June
Year
1891
Copyright
Public Domain
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A Preacher Militant. Sam Jones Bays: "This whiskey question has got to be settled. There was lots of blood epilled in this country to make free men out of 4,000,000 slaves, and I don't see anything wrong in a little more blood being spillled to save the women and children from the miseryand sufferings that result from this damnable trafile. I don't care when the fight comes. I am willing to get at the head of the procession with y rifle." A Farmer Wrltcs. " Hibbard'sHerb Extract is a wonderful blood purifier; it cured my boy of scrofula of the worst form." See Mrs. Hibbard's picture in another part of this paper. Read of her own case. Remember she gives advice free to all who write her. Don't I.lki' rover. The AHiance in North Carolina will not support Cleveland. President Polk, in his paper, the organ of the Allianre; has for the last three week given the Democratie party to understand that the farmers would stick to their positiou i n the silver question, and, if that party insisted on Dringing Cleveland to the front in the nextPresidentialcampaign, there will be a breach which cannot be bridged by any effort on the part of the Demócrata.

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Ann Arbor Register