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JOHN T. BUROH.

JOHN T. BURCH,
Agent for the Corbin Banking Co.. New York,
Attorney at Law and General Claim agent.
LAND AND MINING LAWS A SPECIALITY.
once Rooms. st. Cloud Building
p. o. Box 49, waahinston. q. q.
Ten years Official experience in the Interior
Department and General Land onices, and sew
for the following classes OF business and TO which
give my personal attention: 1. Arguing al
kinds OF Contested Land and Mine Cases 2,
70 parties to procure title 10 any kinds Of public
lands In any peculiar status. s. Congressional
Business. 4, Prosecuting applications for minsral
and agricultural patents, 3. All kinds Of Land
homestead and other scrips on hand COLLECT
CLAIMS for Pension, Prize Money, Bounty and
Arrear OF Pay due Oficer, Soldiers and sailou or
FOR CIRCULAR,
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The Best Life Preserver;
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
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CANS IN THE WORLD, winners o.
highest distinction at EVERY GREAT
WORLDS EXHIBITION FOR ruIR-
TEEN YEARS: Prices, 81, "a, -,
easy payments, es.8 . quarter and
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mont ST., BOSTON; " East Four:
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my labor w. szsspdl.sly bon
s fso srffs o:iSS: Ss: s sa;sr g
! Christian Church I'M, d
, 1881-09-28

Two sof.n'1:D men wcrc stabs~d to .icatl, fl
II ~"oun ut Well, Cfty, Ark, Saturday night
BY two wifi" ,ilcl', E'crry flarwood nit
f;a0rcr l1u2tles. UnG uf tho In1trtlercrs
1fHFwoott. fias f,cr1t arrCstctt. Ifng1lcs Is
still ut largc. 'rhc murders were e'.tirci5
un}ruyOGcd.
, 1881-09-28

TfH1TY Indian students, who have spent
thrve years in tic hampton Normal School
nj Fortress Monroe, lift there ytssettiay for
Dakota Territory, where they purpose bc-
canning teacl.Grs uInung their respective
tribes. Of lntlials. Prof. Armstrong; super-
iEtcntlcllt of tlle scnuol, will accompany
them, an.t expects to bring buck It's many
nl0re fur instruction.
, 1881-09-28

,lent TINT tho resignation wa{SBt mere
forn' antl tint he wished his 81 f3i9dsor would
b. 11nnc'l hcfnTn tho stnntYSlt In called
session. Mr. NacTrag1. fceG 6ht President
Arthur s!to1ltl liayc tic seE:@ in Of Ills own
confidential advisers, and IS ! they should
lit, men win are 1T sI;:-sll,y politically
and personally with hiSS?rhs Attorney
General Expresses hnrfGS S tho policy oi
administrative reform i5@ kurnted BY 1'rcs-
i.lrnt t'arIiell will l,a S}cre,l III, and that
nil i,iunt!ercrs If the f.1.Sae treasnra Will ho
rnl.i,.les!y prosecuted. The country will
join III tho Attorncy-t;cncral' hope.
, 1881-09-28

C,sowi,s nf I,eople still lI,,ger Arot,ntt tho
pnyttlnl at Cleveland whcra President t,ar.
iic!'l's remains iay fran Saturday tu Nun.
dny, and Il large l0frc uf ,n'licn ii necessary
tu preserve ur'lur mud to xsti,(u tho crntls III
li"e BY tho place which to tsleln sce,l,s a!-
ln(,Ht yartr,I
, 1881-09-28

At The Republican Convention hcl,l in tito
Seco>rt Assembly District Mt Utica. y. T.,
yesterday The Al,tl.Stalwarts elected thcI,
nominee fer C!lntrhIan by n voie Of 10 to g.
Tin nlinOrity, wEl!cit consisted of the dele.
eatrs FROM tho Town Of Marshall and from
tho First alul Scculnl Wards Of Iiorlc, then
Withdrew atld Gtcrted n ctntesttng dc1egn-
ton tu the Stata Convention. There WINS d
split ut Onctua a'so. Thu Stalwarts nre evi-
Identity playing Il desperate ganc. 1t is rule
Dr rlilM With thcm.
, 1881-09-28

Cut~ Nt.1ss stated yesterday that l,o Ind
all the avldencu In tile star-ronto cases nearly
completed uld III siiapo to present. to the
gra1lll Jury ut Its session 1lext Monday. ue
suya tbs prosecutions will be pustG1 vfgor-
onsty, and tllat nothing will be loft undone
to briug the guilty partics to justice. There
seems tn be little doubt tint nlast Of the
prominent PERSONS mentioned III connection
wltl. tho star-ronte rascalttIes will bo Ill
tlic.cd anA Convicted They will make a
desperate fight, however. 1t Is stated TINT
they will try to put off tho trfats rs long
rs pusstb!c, nnd sca wlat can be ac-
cnmpllslied by a policy Of delay. Presi-
dent Arthur Is understood to 10 In hearty
sympathy with tho prosecutions, and Is IT,
solved to retaIn posttnaster-Genernl Jaules
in ol'ico until tho thieves arc brought to JUS"
t!ce.
, 1881-09-28

NEA1,Ty all tho Apncl,o warriors wAu were
Engaged III tho recent outbrenk III tho vtcfn{-
ty Of Fort Apaclln hnya surrendered to Gen.
Carr, and tho nnrcnsanttless Il, that rcgton Is
now over. Il Military Commission Will meet
ut Camp Tholuns In Il few days to try tic
nurterpus redskins. Eleven Ut tic scouts
who fired Oh Gen. Carr's troors ure among
the prisoners. 1t will 30 rather hnrd with
then,.
, 1881-09-28
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miniSi utter and sliverpulnlsd Otr, ALEU- fuii u.s.
| sU!impnt Iowcr cost.
, 1881-09-28

TIL: slip lialesbury. frnnl New York to
Oregon, With Cargo IT rallyna,l Iron, struck
nj iioyi',na beacll, OH the Californian coast,
III midnight Monday, and welt to plecrs. or
II crew uf twtl,ty-1our, nfno tnes a.!d the
Capta1' were lust. 4 hoy aged H. WHO was
I'll bpanl. perlsI!ed also. Tie botllcs lIaye
ilEf Irrfi rct.llYnreI
, 1881-09-28
PROF, SAINT, 4. king,

The rcfrr,n .trro,,at, has rr},rrssrtt Il tfcxfre
to croyx Lni:r 'lirhiusn Il the rHh ftsr0tt, hut
kindly nlrltls I" IL" management and co't*cnf*
sltUufi fhn trfntt tfo.r cnHtsrH,tf. r. Iitfsit1
Jlrre=cs h|otp, Ls tt.tU trnrct ucrctTt hundred
,lttrN.
pfIrattol must b. n.ufe curly to 1rof. King ut
MFR 1HIre.
, 1881-09-28

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district, nf f,{t,tnl, nmt s.t,,,' troht. IN
lii. latter district there wry rt,rv v.s;x ,lro,ls
fr.un thu Destructive. cnt,,ur,nn Insr wrrE
All communication let w..,,, E,pvn, md srn,
1a linz ]u.r,l xus,u,nttrtt ~, nj #, ,rxrnt th,,
spread Of tl1e ,,lscasr to the former cnl,1,try,
Tur slim ,ta,rst,rrr fro,n Ncw ,-nrk IN
oregon. viii, n c,rro If rallroa,l itou. xtrurs
nj iioyi,na t,racu. IN thc Californian coast.
NJ mI,lnir,,, a{pn,lay. n,uf wait t., plccrs. Of
II rrew If t,y,mty.four ntuc mon o,,d tho
tuhaiu wrr, ,nst., a Inv nrpl IL wt,t, wns
III buar]. ucrtshrh a1so. Tl,r tutlcs hny,.
,,o, hcrn rcr,yrred
------
Cat,,olIc botk nuh'1,,,rr.. win. uat1c MI as.
sleu,ucnt a,u,ut II montn nru. huyr n1r,1 n
schedule. wl,1rl, s,,nws ti,rIr itnhti,tcs tn h.
s!03.NO and their nominal nssrts tn t,c s.,,7.
M II IL probah,e lint lin ossots viii mt
rru!izc ,uurc tbau siwUn .l,nw,.,rr rim
sf,win,, il rather rrc,I,,n,,lr to tim tmuk-
rupt-.
---
coincidence will Mrs. Garfield received III
tic State Department yesterday WIS one
from Christopher Columbus. Duke uf
|cragua, Suat1,, aud descendant al,d repre-,
sentative Ut The great dlscoyerer, oll brl,nlf
of the American Congress HOW iii session Mt
MMlrl. Secretary Hit, IN the absel,ce Ut
Secretary blaine, suitably replied.
the Garfield children, accompanied by Gen.
aid Mrs. Swain, Col. aud AIrs. Rockwell,
aud ptiyate-Secretnry Brown, left Cleveland
yesterday morning little nfter II O'Clock
fur Mentor. The train which bore tic gr1et-
stricken fanlily to their once happy home
wus tho su:ue which bore them from Was-
tngsun..
1I"1'Tf lnafah slaae"ts' WHO hase spe"t
nj Fortress AIonroc, lift there yts.erday for
Uaktta Territory, where they purpose bc-
colmfllg teacl.Grs aINUng' their respective
| tribes. Of indians. Prof. Armstrong, supcr-
lEtcnucnt of tile scnool, will accompany
them, an.t expects to bring buck ns many
nlDrc fur instruction.
TuE Wisconsin, Democrats will 4lcct III
convention ut milwaukee, totay TOR the p,lr"
| 1u,so Of nominating persons who ntu pds.
sesse,l ot Il sufficient degree OF rccklcs.css
| to become candidates fur Statc officers OIL n
| l>ci!lt,cru1ic Ticket, Either Col. Ylas, ri
| Ntu,1su,. ,fa,ncs &, Jenkins. Col, ". H..
| ,1acot,s. or i. II. fnnpu,tl. or milwaukee,.
vii! be noulnute,l for Governor.
| -~-----
NEA1,t.y all tho Apncle warriors who were
Engaged II, tho recent outbreak Ill tito vtctnl-
ty Of Fort Apaclla hayo surrendered to Gen.
Carr, and tho unpcasa,,tuess II, that rcgtnn IL
| now over. 4 Military Commission Will 1lcel
ut Camp Tlu,uas III Il few days to try tho
| m1rtlerpus redskins. Eleven ut tic scouts
who fired on Gen. Carr's troops ure among
tic prisoners, 1t will 70 rather hnrtl Will
tt,eIn,
!
| 1HE Rhode lslasd Legislature met iii
, 1881-09-28

THE IlIlnois Supreme Court has decided
that thu effect OF the constitutional amend
mvnt Of 1SSU a,ll tile statute OF !6sl vii! bo to
pr0lollK tito terms Of Office OF County Treas
nrers. County Clerks, md County Judges III
this State tor uno year. There will, therts'
fore, be no election for tllcse officers until
November, 1857. Tho decision also coycra
thu caso Of tlle Judge Of tho Probate Court OF
Cook County, ulso the Probate Court Clerks
term. Tia only officers to be voted for In
thls county next November ase Clerk
Ut ths Criminal Court, onu Judge
ot tho Superior Court, two County Con1ulS-
s!ollers froul tl,u city, and successors to
Commissioners Wood, Ayars, mud Miller III
tl1a Clcero, Lesuoht, aud Evanston districts.
Tho tenuro Of oltica OF tic County SuperIn-
ta1I4unt Of Schools will expire In Doember.
and their successors will be eleotuu thes by
tho County noartt Of Supervisors, aitd t1s tde
case ot Cook County by the County Connlls.
| 8}QueTS,
, 1881-09-28

COMMISSIONER WALLET. has replied to tho
recent screc4 Of Gen. Lleb, and sflowns
clearly how baselcss ase tho latter's claims
fur economy aiNl zeal in tho Interest OF the
public, aud how lacking In truth aEo tllo
cl.argcs which Lieb llns madg against him
{Wnllur). ThB reply # crushing Que, anu
tue fiery chtef Ut the Watcr-Ot}co will hayo
soule difficulty II, answering It. Mr. Waller
opcns by saying: II l.aye llad trouble with
tie Wnter-t}ltlcu fron the day you [Lleb]
entered II. l haye tried to conduct
It properly, notwithstanding the fact tllut
yuu uro its chief, II you llnyo any
business qualities necessary to tho suc-
cessful management Of largc 1lnancln! Of
tlee, requiring correct records and MI pccu.
rats system Of accounts, have hot discov-
cred tlleal." Aud then lit. Wallct proceeds
to sustain these chargcs. Thu letter will bs
reua With much Interest. lta perusal may
servo tu en!lgAtcn Mayor Harrison solne.
1Sllut.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-20
NOTICE
T a x-P a y @ r s.
Extension Of Time in Which to PaJ-
Taxes.

TREAsuGER's OFFICE, HENRY Co.,
NAPOLEON, o., Dec. %, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that taxes will be received
at this office until the Goth day OF January, 1851
special notice Is given those back personals Of 1873
that the time is up and if not paid by January ls
must be put in a collectors hands for collection ~
distress or otherwise. CHAS. II. GIDl4Ef.
Al County Treasurer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-20
Investigation.

Every man should be willing, and we
think should be anxious to investigate
everything which is so likely to benefit
all mankind as the discovery of Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure, because it Is now be-
ing used on human flesh with most re-
markable beneficial results for rheuma.
tism and deep seated pains, and 1t has
proved by experience that it is equally as
good for human flesh as for any animal
1t is penetrating and powerful, and yet il
can be used full strength with perfect
safety on child as well as a grown per-
son. For all blemishes on horses, j!
never has had an equal. Read the ad.
vertisement of Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-20
The Snow as a Pest-Breeder.

The recent heavy snowfall over the
country from the lakes to New England
and thence southwark 20 Virginia
creates demand for extraordinary sanI-
tary measures without delay. The fall
ON the seaboard has been one Of the
heaviest reported, and it is now so late
in the season it can not be expected to
melt and run off the soil at once. 1t
will doubtless be followed by a cold
wave which will preserve il as the basis
for other snow accumulations. Rigidly
conducted comparisons between the
weather conditions and the ensuing
mortality in large cities have shown
conclusively that cold, moist weather is
accompanied with a high death rate
from diphtheria, measles, rheumatism
and heart diseases, and when to the spell
of cold. moist weather there succeeded
a rise of temperature with dampness,
scarlet fever and related diseases abound.
The continued alarming spread and
malignancy of diphtheria will probably
be intensified within the next ten days
because the soil of the earth saturated
with moisture being under the snow
mantle will but tardily give up its mois
ture, so that the atmosphere will bt
damp and chilly for some time. perhap:
all winter. The obvious remedy is ex
traordinary precaution to remove th'
snow from all places where drainage ii
defective. The emergency is sufficien
to Justify almost any expense likely t
attend the thorough cleansing of streets
alleys and courts from the beautiful
but baneful snow. If this is not speedil,
done we shall soon hear of fresh out
breaks of the diphtheria plague, will
the added evils of epidemic mea
sles.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-20
Provided With Pockets.

"Maria," said Mr.. Jones, the other
evening, "what earthly use does any
woman have for muff?"
"Im sure I don't know" answered
Mrs. Jones, meekly; then she added,
sweetly, II know good many who have
one."
"Eh!" retorted Jones; "oh, yes! Well,
as they only admit the tips of the fin
gers, and any woman carrying one re-
sembles trussed fowl, cannot see why
they are not abolished. They are just
one of the silly fashions of the sex. Then
look at your hats this season; little
woman topped off with big felt, aud
rugged out with two or three great long
ostrich feathers, looking, as Dickens
would say, like the afternoon shadow OF
somebody else. It's monstrous, redicu.
lous:!"
eyes" replied Mrs. Jones, sit is rather
absured, now that you call attention to
it, But, you know, I wear a bonnet
There was something I wanted to ask
YOU. Oh, remember now; how many
pockets have you in that suit you have
on?"
"Pockets," growled Jones; I'm sure
never counted them. What 90 you want
to know for? Half a dozen may be-"
"You have fifteen" retorted Mrs. Jones
triumphantly; Eyes, sir, l have counted
them"
"Pooh! Nonsense! Fifteen pockets
You must think I'm an idiot. How
could use half that number"
Count them," said Mrs. Jones.
81 will, and soon show you how alb
surdly you state things. Well, there
are-let me see-one, two, three, four
How's that? Two ordinary, two pisto
and one watch-pocket in my trousers
nv vest has two, of course, and an in
side one for bills, and pocket
certainly; all vests have, and one fol
tickets; and my coat has two, as all coats
have and a breast-pocket on each side
and one for cards. Why, bless me
Maria, that makes
Fifteen! and your overcoat has ex
actly five more. Twenty pockets fol
one man! Well. wouldn't say another
word about muffs, or hats, or any other
fashion for a woman's dress if l wer'
you!" :.
Jones says he never felt so utterly dis
couraged in his life, and to think he nev
er knew how many pockets he had til
his wife told him!
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Ginger Tonic will always. at moderate
cost, clear the brain and give them the
strength and the will to perform their
duties satisfactory. We have felt its
strengthening and bracing effects and
can recommend it most highly. See
other column-Ed. dec2Slm
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lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Is prepared at eS and e5 Western Avenue Lynn Mass
Price $780, Six bottles for $500 Sent by mail in the
form Of pills. also in the form Of Lozenges, on receipt
of price, sl.OO, per box for either. Mrs. PTNKHAA
freely all letters Of inquiry. Send for pam
phlet. Address as above Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA L. PINKHAM'
LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation, Biliousness,
ndTorpidity of the Liver. 25 cents per box.
STRONG, COBB & CO., General Agents,
septl6-ly Cleveland
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results
in an Incurable Lung Disease OF Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TR0CKES are certain 10 give relief in
Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, catarrah.
Consumptive and Throat Diseases. For
thirty years the Troaches have been rec
commended by physicians, and always
give perfect satisfaction. They. are not
new or untried but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an en-
tire generation, they have attained WELL
merited rank among the few staple RENE
dies of the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear and strengthen
the Voice. Sold at twenty-five cents a
box everywhere. oct 7-1yr
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The New York Herald in commenting
on the general prosperity of the country,
says: "We owe good deal to the Demo
cratic House and Senate. 1t is due to the
Democrats to say that their management
of our legislation for years has done a
great deal to satisfy the world that we are
a homogeneous Union.
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Near Palermo, in Sicily, in 1913, was
found the skeleton of a giant thirty feet
long, and another thirty three feet high
in 1850.