davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-03
LIVE STOCK.

r.
,n"nst nsttLE-kos tut ea,slo--ln faGt uythlnE you'd
ns!s 1 70 forward Eaat-taa ulerket wqs 4troug.
viii ye.a ,s considerable. aoslrty In tho demand,
ss,s n'' ~ supply comparatively was liaht TAoro
Az pFlmu luas than on either Ut thu preceding
"a tn.aae ~ Heek but Euah. &ttee HlL co4pfsad only
I'll 1asp,aes4t p.upoEton Of tho ehtiFo tuppy, and
T,Sas se9 eafptq noon u fully Thursday pstccs.
po,. "a y shu 'uwer Eradsa also wctQ on rslaor
ssHsspya scao ltsn dv5lpu tho pfocaqlnx days
pso,smstt sset.tl. thure waa uo cosEospondtn9 i'm
aast .nn.. 'htf'c's, tha market reuanas wlhost
as eeeeAssars ot nsuae4s. i gpga tlaal ut ,rua-
ben, during khe dag. tadsod. a+ tho cloaa tho
ns $aa pretty vol claared ana &ho zeuerA! tus!
Asa hopeful espoclalIy Tor tat cattle, Fs!rs
"a ssss1.ss .e o. a!,adaa tho ou.aldo being paid by
se{a isttaf, ~ y bead *yetsglag ~ lbs ss'cs
O. shsS,Snss shsSSs siaa. IND p tuasG III eo&soS ID
.sa.Sa:s, III = sh3!su tseTes Il Mi lid ;ot ISs
@nft ast1sT Tghnt - low u kasJ.2i Htocxers wera
nuus u 1hsnn .nan Tor sue datA rust tut there Wera
~04ase for thu butter,
E1t. .QuUTATEOHRt
,.upxafIs' seA-etaess ws!gAlnx l6o1 LIS ana
ssss heeyxs"Ena III :nt
"s'shlna laol " " 4lbs,........-.... AGb44. 10
, 1881-12-03

D,osTOs, Doc. 1.-FhONR~i,ula' Western suparlnc,
t.;ssnD: cum,nnn sxtras, Fi.SkaaQ1. Wscot'sin NJ.
irns ebSr4Has sfnnesuta nxtrns, E'ta7. 81: winter
,y,eats fr2sg72 rs for t)hip, Mlchxnn. snd Indnnn,
tuN+7s TAR IT. l.,,.tst uAtant srrinF wtcha, tao2
!Luis wIntHr pHtehls. F.Htas.H.. 49,, ,. ,u,,-,.
n,ontiaf 1i,seizu. bsN htnady and s!r'l ,hyet t?n
t S!sisS'st .ts"a; as |ss E' si{sa" s as:
EtluuHt+l, '
tilEksE-fir; choice. 12}fslH<ct fs'f to good. Its
9c. >.
KitEIIrsMf fISi,r, 3p b,ls, 72t1 shckss corn, op0D
hit wf,8nt, 3tltI bat Onta, J,lIl bn
S1ltPMESTS-Ftuurt Lad brs..
, 1881-12-03

Gp,h |leevoa-yYe eiisfa sfattcnuh staors, uniKll-
Medium, tirnttes-Ntnurs III inlr t,nsh, we!sh.
Ing l,Fntn ~ l!ls........ .................
l5ltehGsh efonk-l'Dpr 10 ctlnlnlntt ase0fh
lDt4 Hnlgh!tK HU t0 ,l0 llla. ..,....,,,.....,..
s!nck Gnitlc--tainn,Un cntt1p. Weighing ttn
infattnr-l l.iRt,t ind tiitM ot,Ts htifora. staRt,
=. 0n!!s, hnd rCn!nwt4 4st0Drs.......+........m
, 1881-12-03

Special Dspateb to Tns Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Dsc. :.-GrhtS-The Price Currtnt
reports: Whcat-ltccatpts IL, w but shipments. lstE3
b; hIgher No. I. cash. Ac, No. cash. a. o'sf Do.
cou,hor, 4tU,: M !. cash; tl2!; Dcccmber. tL2asa.
Enra-Iieccpts. lJsi bu; snipnents+ s,3a hui nrnli
NJ. 4 clsh, G2ct DoceulboF. E2c-
, 1881-12-03
13FttIfT 4,

rgpfttA, ILL.,. doc. 1-tlHAtS-Corn fsm and hlghori'
h,pi ,n.xcd, dlNtl6.Ac. ulxod. Gl2hlIic. Oats firm
unA nuelvp; No, whito, .Jc. Aye firm; no. s}41
u.5ic.
ifIGllW1SEs-u Unchanged at ills .--
lsECElrTH-Whent, nuuej corn, +GlsO bn; oats l0dU
SHIPMENTS Wheat. nVna; cnrn, $500 but oats,
N,lU Lut rye, sou Du; hAFluy, lAJ bu
, 1881-12-03
ST. LOUIS.


RT. t.ns,ts. Mo-, Dec. 1-bLuuN-- Firm and highosi
Xxx. faGpaa;Qi family. Ge54G0; choice 10 fancy.
st.S597.0l -.
t3nAlN-Whont h,sor mid ncttvc, No. ) rod. tl12ss
Gf.El4 cash. LII DeGo1nhyr tlts5}Edt}f JAu-
unry. tl.Sgs1i.+uM Fobrnusy, &l.i5 May, NO. do.
x No. tn. s!l74 nskod. Corr hlRilert 0a89e
G5c cash, Hta6iKo Decuulbot ts!{@G'4c January, 6s
GSt( Febraugy. Gat d61!4o March, 19s.SEc May. oats
hRhcri 414ai7e casl,. 4d4c ncccmbcr. 10 3nnunsy.
!1'Ita FYSr's5{; y s; sso sa1. i'e shsr ~" Da''y
l.EAl1--Stgauf ut tLSk
UuTrEk-unchnnHe1.
tuGH--tJnehuugea.
. WtIIHKf-3tGntty Mt $l.lG
sales at tTdih February. Hry INIT nent arIa. atld
not guotaby NtHhaE' only nuiaj t1b trule. DacUf
itrn,. nuthlnx d1ln9. ia.l ;ltu q, ~
74A i'tt outs. ii @ III; ryu aan6ut bHrIoy, MWW bl.
nilliMkSTs-Fioar, l'IM Jill; wlloaL Mu1 .0ui
10y, L0U hu.
fraction Cd; alxsN necenlber. t'i JunMasy, ~ sNi
&l.&Hs kgbrunry. a.a2]6 MnsGb. <li44 Alny. Torn
aHtGls Gko jec9nibnet G79o Japnary. aD&o tebsusrT
Gil&u March, Ejo Nay.
, 1881-12-03
11lc1tROfT,

DETROIT, bflch, lice. .2.-FIou1t-H603t.h,
GHA1S-whcat hrmeF, No. !, tl.Aai Dccsmbet,
t1y31; feDruarY, tt:E; March, sl.40xt April, tl4l@
ltlk M. while, fal,
ltfCEIr'TS-HtIehr, l,H0 hu.
EulFMESTS-WhGHt, 2NW.
, 1881-12-03

MEM YolItk, Dec. a-]usaess continues light with
packnge hou.ss, but cokson und wuoen goods were
uynH stcndly on uuc,lMt Ut back orora. And prices
runuln at.n. Dyud ducks aro In good dcnand ~
fint; 1r1 Gaot M y nsss ahnass "oo
, 1881-12-03

1.ot.tsv3tf.E, lleo. a.-c0g1oN-FlEm at ilke.
FtyGM-Firn md unchanged.
GHA1S-Whuas ateady ut tl-U9t.35' Corn firm, No.
white. GIHu1 Nu mtksd s8c. Oats auleti NO.
wte &c; d. ,ixco 47c ltya steady md Unclaimed.
enthusiastically und tiEtn. Iard-PHre le1t,
1i4t. a!ulknlcnts-CIGnr rib. Nc Hhcon-CleaF Fb,
luttc: llanls- -auKHr.cngnd, l3}fc-
MHlsKi-St1slIY. stlt ,..-
UuUs-Sluw; rGEeIpts, 3I1U; aalca II ed9a9H0
, 1881-12-03
1iIfEEALQ.

BuryA1.o, n. y, Dec 2.-.1nAiN-wheht nom!nal'
tl.ao cd for No. hard Duluth. Corn hold Al CSC
for caripts Outs auet for wh!te soc Oh track;
KcHeEn! tul. tun0 nn,Ong buyers.
, 1881-12-03

NAAnyoRp, Pa, nct, ,a-pE1pLEuM-aiarket ac.tye
aud generally highcri opened AZ sis4c. advanced to
sc decl.neu i, Sic, Ad cloBed NJ 5lhc sales, I:W0.
1s1rtynfN1, Pn, Ijvu 2-rETlIO LEUA-AGtyH
United settse,ss sxGssd nnd IsrsE''!a1. closed Ut
TiTi!SYl1LE, fn., liec. .-tkT!ft|LEuM@nponcd at
sI9lci hlyhest 6Eo. !1MYst a>ta. cloaed. 8c shio-
nlHnts, 81, 7tuj runs, A,nA
, 1881-12-03

il.crtnhcr; &i7Sj Jhn.i,ry. inrli'rimn tcnm 3li.D
Gneh md i)ecrEbnr; fil.& fann9rI :. -o,
Itns.a-fn fair haHtnnd troopinst T. :9hGnt
,lEcEtrTs-f!ouE, 4tl hE Isl ~''cat :+a"' out corn
'snitikxrs-rIour. 7,r0 bria. whest s1o1 by; cosn-
t1,tU BIZ.
, 1881-12-03
1NDFANArOLIS.


INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. c.2.-GMA1N-Whnat drm ateLaa
@taa. Cora arm at Gtatt1c. Oats steady; A4]f2Hc.
, 1881-12-03
CUTTON.

oswEoo, ncc. 2.-UnA1S-Wheat stoady. Com
1uiats Western mixed, dc.
, 1881-12-03
frfTRlsENTENE
THE CITY PRINTING,

WILMINGTON. n. q. ncc. a-srlht9s OF rrRp
rlNk-unll ~ b9Mc.
, 1881-12-03
NEW 1uR1l,

NEW HQNN.
Epte1ai DlspateA to tn ohtsdao 4I4ba"a'
NEW YuAK, pao. z-NuAlS-Whsat-A decided
buoIapry characterized the gEatl markets up&t p1
, 1881-12-03

A RR1yAL AND DEPARTURE or
ThAiNa - hxriANAT1oN o. HrtnrFcn
= Hnnhass,-IstLotGAy axceptsd4 sanndaJ 4xcepfnd.
Chicago d horthwestern HALLWAY.
si ~ Accommodation
ara depot corner OF sYolla and Nntie.t1 o"asoF
, 1881-12-03
Leasn. | Arrive.

I IBN9U. 7 AffIf6.
Mt!Maukeo Eaat 7:1 NIL 1:0u n
M!lWaukHe Express. 3:l5 mis- {: n
WAukGsha D. UcnnUmOwOC Tx -. 10 s:l1 n s10:D NJ
Ml!Knukee, III paut Mlppa- If1U;4S nj i'd :, m
arots EEprcas traIhH...,... II 0:UJ D m i'd: n
Green Nxy. McnashA. and Ap- lsll;<S ii IL 3;0 N
p!Gton kkprHsB Trims II 100 nj hi, ns
MiiwRukrt, Madison. PfnIFiU dul wv.
tIICr lawn. and pakotn Ex....ts 6;to N 30 m
StSvgnH i,ont and AshaHd Ex. II 900 MI 7:01 m
du th!en ExpTchS. St1Aa NIL 7:y3 m
1tbcrtyvsio tceunn1pdatl ton, 90, HN mls SIS m
nnckftr. JnuesstlIo Expfcas.. sip u Es 4:a m
k4n FnStGnEur, DIS pols DA5 M
llubuaut Cedar Kaplde Exrrass ''0l0 M|s 1:50 n
Sioux Guy DuhuGue Fast Ex,, III p0l b Iu1* 40 u1
KlHih r Rockford Fna8euRcF,,,,,* 4t nj slO1S n
Elgu special Fnst Exprpas,,,,,,A Sl5 tols 8;{s m
1tnscn Accommodate GTl mlt E:A1 n
Trains To-. Humboldt and North ChIcaRo leavo SIS
+ m ana b:iD n MT arrive $40 =. and 10 a. N.
daily. Sunday excepted.
=, Chicago q. Alton.
ua!0n Depot. West 8lds. corner Madison and Canal
~. batEpen Aadlson sna Adans,ts hE1d&e. and
Clark-st, Grand Pacific Hotel. and Fatmor Houae.
, 1881-12-03

II MVusErn9 M maSfot mas npnh lbefaiIJ annpiloa.
Tho fGonx n sftio hnstGa1y, but se!urs inanaKnd
to nMkn fa'f el1s taHco wtn1Gt snbnitii!K Z, any
s!i1e - fur ihuga1ay. lUUe to bust !!Rt WON'T u
taAlan o. md po!,r 70 oxttn heavy n StiStab1 Win
81 :assaig rhado,rhia ErNes Al wess Ia IHSE%9r % sni.
though erD Wern otiY Two snlNa a. tho lMtsoF
nKufu Hkrs md uuItH Munt at 2tUt4Aa.
, 1881-12-03

,,,, /, .c,]er Fahr,.nry. ~ 10 s.iler ainrcf md
u teirr ny shors tiss cIt9M s'S1 ih!Gsr'
,:hsG.Ii..Efg vi fut Mnr j. viii! satns ot l90 lbs al
A..n,,iar Eupyuary, and ss.s7A ao'for March,
, 1881-12-03

=. Neae,Y 7ooQo feo. OF ,unbor arrved on rhursday.
TLa c.atgo tuArGdt Nns ncs.yc Win an advance OF,
1nla aiuI{ uuI abtngleR. WD 4lOt1:
, 1881-12-03

b-Dn Saturday urht 70 Gilman only
Con Saturday n!Kht runs 70 Peori1 only.
Wsbnsh. ". Louis d FActne Railway.
Union Depot s4aea and lwe,1th-atl. Al Stnto-st
cars run 10 lhe Dapok and Esntworth-AT. carr paai
within ono block Ticket QE1ces, &3 Houth ClAfk-at.
Palmer H0uAa. and Grand Fac1c Hptek : ="
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

No Democrat should lend his aid to-
wards throwing the next Legislature
into the hands of the Republicans, for
that party wishes to get control of the
Legislature so that it may repeat the
outrag' GUS gerrymander of a year or
two ago. by which Democrats were
Cheated out of four or five Congress.
men. The State is to be redistricted
for Congressional purposes next winter
and if Democrats want justice done
them they must get control of the Leg
islature, so that they may blot out this
damnable outrage upon the sovereign
people of the State. We have conf
dencein the Democracy of Henry COun.
ty, and We don't believe they will for
sake their organization when so much
is at stake.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

Toledo is honored to-day by an as
semblage Of representative Democrats
from all sections of Ohio, many OF
whom have won enviable National re-
putation in the service of the country,
while nearly all of them are we'll known
throughout the State as gentlemen of
character and ability; and their assem-
blage here to-day to consult as to the
policy and management of the coming
campaign, is indicative of the univer-
sal interest felt in the approaching con-
test, and the harmony which prevails
among all sections Of the Democratic
party in Ohio. That the struggle is to
be an earnest and warmly contested
battle, this meeting of leading Demo
Gratis attests; and if they fail to win
the victory it will not be for want of
harmonious action and vigilant work
Bee, 2Sth ult.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
SheriTs Sale.

Sherifl7s Sale.
a. Huff, Guardian of George P. Smith au Imbecile
William S. French.
Vendi Execution-Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
By virtue of aVendiExecuton issued from the above
named Court and to me directed as Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at Public Sale at the door of the
Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, August 81, 1881,
at the hour of O'Clock, P NJ of said day. the follow
ing described real estate, situated i'll Henry county
Ohio to-wit:
Tho southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section twenty-four (24), town five (5 north, range
six (6) east in Henry county, Ohio, containing forty
acres of land more or less.
Appraised at $4,000.
Also all that part of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of said section twenty-four (24
town five (5 north range six (6 east, said county
and State aforesaid which lies between the described
parcel of land mentioned in this writ and the center
of the Napoleon and Kalida Free Turnpike so called
containing two acres of land
Appraised at S1l0.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
... GEO. DAUM Sheriff
A. H. Tyler, Atty for Plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, July 26, 1881. S1U 90
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
StOp that Cough.

Ifyou are suffering with Cough, Cold
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Consump
tion, loss of voice, tickling in the throat
or any affection of the Throat or Lungs
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. This is the great remedy that
is causing so much excitement by its
wonderful cures of thousands of hopeless
cases, over one million bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery have been used within the
last year, and have given perfect satisfac.
tion in every instance. We can un-
hesitatingly say that this is really the only
sure sure for throat and lung affections
and can cheerfully recommend it to all
Call and get trial Bottle for ten cents, OF
regular size for 81. For sale byJ. G. Saur
Napoleon Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

The Signal has become the medium
through which innocent women are
slandered. The business is mean and
contemplate, and Fouke, for the part
he Is taking in the matter, should hide
his grey hairs for shame. There is no
excuse for men TO strike an inoffensive
woman through the columns of news
paper, and it but shows the depravity
of the perpetrators.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04


The editor Of the Delaware Herald Dem says he
won't support BOokwalter.
The Irish CitizeH an influential Democratic paper
Of Cincinnati, will not support BOokwalter.
The above appeared as squibbs in
last weeks Signal, which are Republi
can campaign lies, with not the sem.
blance of truth in them, as both of the
papers named are supporting Mr.. Book
walter with hearty good will, as is
every other Democratic paper in the
State. This is more than the editor of
the Signal can say of the Republican
press of the State, as several papers ig-
more Foster entirely and others only
give HIM lukewarm support.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

The Republicans are making great
ado over Bookwalter at one time vot-
ing for their candidate and being a
Republican. We see no reason for so
much fuss, if it is done to keep Repub.
licans from voting for him. For if he
was Republican the fact would be an
incentive which should make Republi-
cans vote for him the more readily,
which great number are going to do.
Democrats are perfectly satisfied, and
from the argument of these howlers we
see no reason why the Republicans
should not be, and why all of them
cannot vote for Bookwalter.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
Death at Deshler.

DEsHLER, Aug. 1.-This afternoon, Chas.
Boston, son of J. w. Boston, furniture
dealer of this village was instantly crush.
ed to death by logs rolling upon him.
He was engaged by Messers. Breyen,
Boston & Co. in hauling logs to their
mill. Having loaded up he started from
the woods without blocking the logs on
the wagon. He was seated upon the
right side when the wagon lurched that
way and he was thrown to the ground,
the logs going over him causing instant
death. He was young man of much
promise and universally respected in this
City.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

LET it be remembered that the late
Republican Legislature was the most
worthless, the most inefficient, passed
fewer good laws and more bad ones,
wasted more time in frivolity and
junketing, spent more money and got
less for it than any Legislature that
ever sat in Columbus. Let there be
no more like it. Let the people see
to it that the next Legislature is not
disgrace and a burning shame, as
the last one was. Let Democrats
look well to the Legislature.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

THERE is some demand on the part
of able Republican journals for a
speech from Bookwalte.. That little
speech Mr.. Bookwalter made to his
men last fall when telling them the
work in his shops would go on no
matter who was elected, and that 9TH
er speech made at the time of the
panic, informing his men that their
wages would be increased, are speci-
mems of Mr.. Bookwalters style, and it
suits the workingmen exactly.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

j. R. FALLS, the well-known miller
at Maumee, speaking of Mr.. Book
walter yesterday said to a Bee reporter:
"I have known him long time; he is
an original genius, man of strong
common sense, and as square as die.
If all his opponents knew HIM as I do,
he would be elected by an immense
majority
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
Against BOOkWalter.
[Springdeld Transcript

Mr.. Bookwalter sometimes has the dys
pepsia. Therefore he ought not to b.
elected Governor. Mr.. Bookwalter has
an art gallery. Therefore. he ought moi
to be elected Governor. Mr.. Bookwaltel
has thought something of establishing g
branch manufacturing establishment in
Alabama. Therefore, he ought not to be
elected Governor. Mr.. Bookwalter has
uniformly and successfully attended tc
his own business and let other peoples
alone. Therefore, he ought not to be
elected Governor. For further particu-
lars see Republican press, especially the
Republic.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

c. Foster and the Republican press
are now busy bull-dozing the Method
ist preachers. They have went so far
as to threaten to withdraw support if
they persist in voting against the pom
pous c. Foster.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

The Directors of the Ohio & West Vir-
ginia, the Columbus and Hooking Valley
and the Columbus & Toledo roads have
agreed to consolidate the three roads un-
der the name of the Columbus, Hooking
Valley & Toledo Railway, with a capital
stock of $50, 900, 900, divided into shares
of $1O0 each, The meeting of the stock
holders to ratify the consolidation will
be held in Columbus, August 20, at 10
A, NJ,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

The letter of acceptance of John w,
Bookwalter may be found in this issue.
The letter is received with favorable
impressions all over the State, and is
admitted even by a large number of
Republicans to be strong and sensible
document
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

ACCORDING to the Signal Tyler was
given the nomination for representa-.
tive second handed. Norton was of
fered the nomination, but declined.
Then Tyler was hunted up, and accept
ed. 1t was "barl' the Republicans
were after.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

WHEN tie vacancies for Congress,
men are filled, the score will stand,
Republicans, l45; Democrats, 1874;
Independents, IA, The Independents
hold the balance of the power and can
dictate the organization of the House,
which they will probably do.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

DEMOCRATS, the Republicans say you
can be bought, and in this way they
expect to send Republican to the
Legislature from Henry county.
Cast back the infamous insult in
their teeth by voting for your nomi-
nee, Democrats.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

"Nor politician, only plain citi-
zen and business man-this is one OF
the peculiar objections the Republican
blowers make to Mr.. Bookwalter.
Well, neither in this nor in any other
respect does he resemble His Excellen-
ey, c. Foster. And Democrats are
glad and thankful over the contrast.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
RuckIen'S Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blaines, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed tc
give perfect satisfaction in every case OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by j. G. Saul. sep3'80tf
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pound has rapidly made its way 20 favor
among druggists, who have observed its
effects on the health OF their customers.
Send to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 233
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. for pamph-
lets. ct
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

FouKE, in the 9Ignc', says the Re.
publican ticket is one Of the best that
could have been nominated in the
county, but on the streets he says ''it
is better than none at all!'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

PRESIDENT GARFIELD since his re.
lapse last week has been slowly mend
ing, and the physicians are now almost
certain of his recovery. The exact To-
cation of the ball is now known, but
its removal has not yet been attempt
ed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

HoN. d. G. RAY, member Of the
present Legislature. died at his resi-
dence at Mt Auburn, near Cincinnati,
of Bught's disease Of the kidneys, on
the 29th ult. He was 81 years of age.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

The Republicans are running two
candidates for the Legislature in Will
isms county. 1t is likely the Demo-
cratic candidate will be elected, which
will be gain of one.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

ExGov. BAGLEY, Of Michigan, died
at San Francisco on Wednesday last
week. He was a "Stalwart among the
Stalwarts.'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

A lively four-year-old in a Sunday
school, on hearing the question PROFOUND
ed by the teacher, "What kind Of little
boys 60 to Heaven?" elevated his little
fist and was allowed to answer, to the
amazement of all, "Dead ones"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

THE Republican press of the State
have opened the campaign with ma.
liciousiness unparalleled, and the gross
misrepresentation that fill their col
umns are so palpable that it is scarcely
necessary to refuto them in order that
intelligent voters may see their utter
falslty. Since the campaign opened
the Henry county Signal, which is but
counterpart of nearly every Radical
sheet in the State, has been a tissue of
falsehoods concerning Democrats and
their candidates. One of these false
hoods was 10 the effect that the Dele.
ware Herald refuses to support Mr..
Bookwalter, but how beautifully it is
exploded by the following editorial
which is clipped from the Herald:
The ticket is one of the most worthy and reputable
ever made in this State, and will command the IN
divided and most earnest support of every Democrat
in this county. Those, who, like ourselves did not
secure their choice, must recognize the eminent fit
of the head of the ticket and yield that fealty
which the decision of the party should always COM
mand We shall enter this contest with the sBme
zeal that we would had Gen. Banning, whose NOM
ination We desired, been selected. The standard
bearer John Bookwalter, is prominent representa-
tive of the intelligence, worth and success, which
crowns individual effort, when prompted by virtue
and industry Every step of the way, from pove.ty
and obscurity, to wealth and eminence, has been
mn RI hv stnrlinu nuolitips which
themselves to the virtuons and good, and exemplfy
the beauty and generosity Of system of Govern
ment. His life has been one of labor, sacrifice as
piration and success, and it is most fit that this man
should be elevated to place, having 80 well earned
the admiration ofal who second those who struggle
successfully against the adverse circumstances Of
life. He represents the Democracy not only in
principles but in the very marrow of its promises
and hopes, and therefore we ask for him the enthu-
siastc support, not only of the Democracy, but of
the people of this county. |
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

Mr. HARTMAN, the Nihilist, has ar.
rived in New York. He was con-
cerned in several attempts upon the
life Of the Gar.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04

Foster has eUin6e0 neither ability as
on administrator, consistency as a par
tisan, wisdom as party leader, hon.
esty as a poIitiei0n, honor towards
other great men Of The party, nor fdeli'
ty to the people who elected him.-Bucy.
rus Journal Rep.