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ANNOUNCEMs Nrs

business OPPORTUNITY ONE-rHIRD IN
ID terest in first-claSs manufacturing tsth'-
hshment in this city; no debts; an aciiVc part
ner preferred. Address Manufacturing co,
journal office.
THIRD ARD REPUBLICAN PEGMARY-I
L hereby designate Friday. the 81 lust from :.
10 O'Clock p. m, Ms the time. aud the Ensin.-
mouse on sixth street rs the place. for hulajuc
the primary for the nomination OF n cautiidnt"
for council for tht Third Ward All Rcpunurtu
voters OF said ward are requested to turn ou.,
ISAAC ALLEN, Committeeman
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THE man who knows nothing of Mrs. Lydia
E. Plnkham and her sovereign remedy for
women is wanted for iuryman. The fact clear
ly proves that he does not read the papers.-N.
II. Register.
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l.. Tanner, druggist, Tanner, Marshall county,
says; browns Iron Bltters sells well and gives
good satisfaction"
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THE CHARACTER OF VERA.
New York Times

Mr.. Wilde offered Vera" to Miss Marie
Prescott because Miss Prescott, in his judg-
ment, seemed to be adapted to character
like Vera. The character is oppressively pc
dantic, and Miss Prescott acted it with a sort
of pulpit eloquence. She preached it, and
that is about all one need say OF her per-
formance. She is a conscientious and am
bilious actress, who is unable, it seems to us,
to discriminate between the expression of
feeling and decamatory noise. She has
good voice, which she does not know how to
use. Mr.. Lewis Morrison, who is an excel
lent and a very intelligent actor, tried des-
perately to make the moralizing Czarevitch
interesting. Mr.. G. C. Boniface gave per-
Torrance of the muddle-headed Czar-an
emperor fashioned (out of Mr.. Wilde's ami
mated fancy
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Burnett's Coooalne

Softens the hair when harsh and dry,
SOotnes the irritated scalp,
Affords the richest lustre,
Prevents the hair from falling off,
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
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mind aiming to handle uncommon mental
and spiritual forces-love, patriotism and
the conflict of passion and duty-and do
ing this with a sort of animal vindictive-
ness-that is Miss Prescott's Vera.
A PLAY FOR THE MARKET.
New York World
This is obviously enough play for the
market. There is ample evidence in it of
that literary facility and literary taste which
every tenth man OF cultivation has, or ought
to have, in our day. Its language successful
ly avoids both the errors and vulgarisms of
non-expert writers, aud it's construction fol-
lows the improved canons of the theater.
But all this may be said of countless plays
that have sprung up from time to time out
of our playhouse atmosphere. Its distinct
i've merits are on the side of success rather
than the side of dramatic excellence. 1t is
shaped to the measure of the the theater
with shrewdly calculated adjustment, and
Its dependence on a central female figure
shows how sagaciously its fabricator kept in
view the exigencies and contingencies of an
itinerant season. If it was not written for
Miss Prescott it was fashioned to her, and
Miss Prescott, not Oscar Wilde is the suhi-
cient cause of its continuance.
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AUCTION SALES
HUNT & MCCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND
1 i General Auctioneers. So E. Washington 81.
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Local Observations.
TNnTAN DnTTa Anp
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nAuGHrERs. WIVES and y X -MOTHERs.

DR.. Marchisi's Catholican, Female REM
edy-guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Will cure female dis
eases. All ovarian troubles, inflammation
and uiceration, falling and displacement
or bearing down feeling, Irregularities,
bafrenness, change Of life, leucorrhoea,
besides many weaknesses springing from
the above, like headache, bloating. spinal
weakness, sleeplessness, nervous debility,
palpitation Of the heart, &c. For sale
by druggists. Price 81 and $1.5O per bot
tie. Send to DR.. j.. B. Marchisi, Utica,
N. ", for pamphlet, free, For sale by
D.J. Humphrey Aa11rtt a11rt v "a u H. VI
Positive Cure for Piles. To the peo-
pleof this c0pntfy we would say we have
been given the agencyo of Dr. Marchisi's
! Italian Pile0 0intment- wafrantettto cure
or, money refunded--internal, external.
blind, bleeding or itching piles. Price
so cents box. For sale by O. j.. Hum.
phrav li4 aaR $1,000 ssji' s1s es.,f
Rock Candy Congh Cure, w arranted
to cure or money refunded. Coughs,
colds, horseness, throat and lung troubles
(also good fpF children.) " Rock Candy
Cough Cure tontaihs the healing proper
ties of pure white rock candy with exr
/ tracts Of, roots and herbs. Only 20 cts.
Large bottles $1, cheapest to, ,buH For
sale BY D. D. Humphrey. ai Novss2-ly.
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3 cHoLERAlslsTRIDEsa
II T. Appears ii several New Iocaiities
b9nasih ,on in Egypts,a,I., ,'r s9r4,a, ,l
AJff9@ ~ ,fG>iJ NHe @fW diGjh sNff
Attempts to )l'reyent It's spread.,
British Troops Preparing Cholera
|, Camps in the surrouhding Coup-
try, and People Fleeing o.
'a.oN the Greatest Alarm. iaat

| DAMIErTA, June 26-4There were l29
deaths here in the last twenty-four
hours, l13frOm cholera. n1s drE4it5
BtIsALAILIA, June Vessels from,here
to SuezIare, forbidden to communicate
with station. on the, capal, owing to
fears that cholera may thus be spread,
ALEXANDRIA, June 2S.-There were
| fifty-four deaths at Damietta yesterday.
1t is thought at Cairo that the epidemic
will be localized, but the British troops
are preparing choleraeamps in the sur
rounding country. " ll0JsL agat4I
Y LONDON, June 2S.---In consequence of
suspicious death at Tantah,. Egypt,
families have left for Greece.anmo9nti
lsl MALTA, June Vessels arriving
from Turkish and Egyptian ports WILDE
quamntined for three weeks. Passen-
gers, from Egypt will be- forbidden dc to
h PoRG sab, june gs.93Ai1l orderhas
been issued prohibiting any person. pro
eeeding from here to other towns in
Egypt. ~ ip' IN 'ee i~h 'Hi'f'la
| DasiIErfA, June 30. THE total deaths
Here from cholera, dliriiig the past gwen
ty-fOur hours was l07, IfTliefe were
three deaths from cholera at Mansurah
during the same period. q lp76 lih) 10
PARIS, June 29.-The Temps points
out that every country except England
is taking precautions against the intro
lduction ofcholera, andiadds that if the
disease reaches English ports it will be
limpossibleitoi prevent its spread to, the
Continent, which will owe theNisitation
to England. III aatalaaq'9 aat stg5ti
MADRID, June 20. Great alarm pre-
walls in, Spain over, the outbreak of
cholera in, Egypt. The Sanitary Coun-
Gil has advised that the maximum period
quarantine be imposed upon all vessels
arriving at Spanish ports from Egypt.
The Council also requested the Ministry
| to urge the British Government to con-
ply with the advice of the Constantine
pie Sanitary Conference.
LONDON, June 20. THE Steamer st.
Bernard, from Bombay, with cholera on
board, arrived at Havre. yesterday, and
subsequently, sailed again, Fifteen
cases Of cholera and seven deaths We're
reported at Mansurah yesterday. It is
said the Italian Vice Consul and a
European lady are among the dead.
A case of true Asiatic cholera was
found on the steamer, and she was or
dered by the authorities of Havre to
leave the port Immediately. ~
1 -
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Never Give Up.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition, heads che,.sor any disease of a
bilious nature, BY all means procure a
bottle Of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to- see the rapid improvement
that viii follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity
will return; pain and misery will cease,
and henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise Of Electric Bitters. Sold at SO
cents d bottle by J. G. Saur.
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The Main Issue.

81 III ii T1@8 vi E
y epfineipal iss,ie dividing the great
political parties in the pending contest
is the same upon which the opposition
to the Democratic party has, ever since
the formation of the government, adj
.vocated q different policy The issue is
fairly and plainly smade-there is no
ambiguity, no negative pregnants, and
there can be no misunderstanding.
Attempts will be made TO draw the
attention of voters to side,issues and
'isms, but the one great subject in which
all are alike interested, and that which
involves the material welfare q, the
country, is that of thetaritf: 8asi
Upon this question. the position Of, the
contending parties is well defined. The
Democracy has ever, with marked con-
sistency, advocated and adhered to a
revenue tariff as distinguished from a
protectiue tariff, and has, with equal
consistency, adhered to the following
qualifications:
1st. That the revenue tariff be limited
to the necessary expenditures Of the
government,
End. That 1t be adjusted with a view
to equality in the payment Of these ex-
penditures. @
3rd. That the protection, which as q
necessity follows even a areyenue. tariff,
be made applicable to labor and home
productive industry.
4th. That under no circumstances
shoaldib be used or applied TO building
up and fostering menopolies.a NJ % q.
Fl, This Is the plain, open position Of the
Democratic party upon the main ques-
itionlinvolved in the pending campaign.
". The position of the Republican party
is equally plain and comprehensible.
During the civil war that party adopted
IA high .il3,,yotsctiUe tariff, thereby creating
THE great mono polies which now threat
en- the liberties and welfare ofthe peo-
bic. b This tariff was was ontinned until
the last session OF Congress, when the
demands oftthe people for, a revision
became 70 great that a new Act was
passed, which defines THE, present posi-
ti0n of the Republican paDtyso. The act
was passed s 10 not by oiiab1e legisla,
u .sLslxI Ay.sA q a a 4 49,,
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Nature, has made her laws with us,
which we must obey or suffer the pen
atty. The penalty lis often lung OF
throat trouble, which leadato eonsump-
'tion. Every man believes consump.
ltion incurable.- People have been edt-
Gated to this belief which Is proven iii.
correct BY DIR. BigeloW's Positive Cure,
which Is nature s great llelpnnate, and il
cures consumption and all throat and
lung diseases speedily and: permanently,
Trial bottles free, ofD. j, Humphrey. q.
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On Thirty DAVIS Trial.

Tie voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or
old) who are afflicted with nervous debil-
ity,, lost vitality and kindred troubles,
guaranteeing speedy and complete resto-
ration of health and manly vigor. Ad-
dress as above.--N. B. No risk is incurred,
asthirty days trial is allowed. dec2e. 1y
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Eessis. M EE

Four-fifths of the Supreme Court Of
the State of Ohio-one-half composed
of candidates seekingrre-election on q
IphffofffHfqgea 10 h9sofealled Scott
IaaM4 ha9dhslh that laws(bfratli&allAt1
l'fofni) ID be ebbstitutid14l. In ddhe1$
strange ibgicb resorted 10, and FtAe
opinion had been delivered as stump
speech or published asa newspaper ar
ticle, it would provoke ridicule or such
contemptas to receiye;no notice. ~
The Court admits that qlieilaw eoal
fers upon persons paying 5000 the right
and privilege ofselling with fnpunity
Intoxicating liquors Ia privilege which
cannot be exercised by those who do not
pay that suiSA tinit bne. eitiAai, ,Ctdr a
money consideration, obtains permission
to do that not accorded any other citi-
!. ZEN eAak ket says atty motif Hcense;I A
rose BY any other mamie would not Smell
as sweetly, COO VAN. IN T1oL7
The Court als9SaysI tliat iftlfis money
was paid for revenue, the law compell-
ing itspaynent would be, IN controyen7
ton of the constitution; but says that it
is not law for raising revenue but one
for 'regplatingv the tntiicin liquors A;
strange feedlation Ayleli the Very act, |
witch A9es raise lreSsrals, klg its own
terms repeals the laws of 1S54-the only
ones, with the subsequent aniendlnents,
which ever were 'ifi@ force mi SOiff6 f6f
.regpiatingsuch traffic; In other,words,
/ the Scott law, iii Considerations Of S200,
opens 6p the rum ( 9sR6Pa al tie State
and bids the preHiesFef To- sell sell rEI1enlr ts9nlr
where and how he pleasess affixing no
penalty no matter what tffe yeviP fesdlte
ing thsrefrom may be, and this Fosters
appointed men seeking an lRlectioliIqn
Fosters platform, call "regulating'
the evils resulting from the sale of in-
toxicating liquors, and fepudiate the
idea of its being III reyenns. , 3Howeser
it does not concern us. If the God-and-
morality party wish to remove the re-
strictiohs and for money consideral
ton lay down the bars and give immu-
nifty to what they call the lt!crime Of all
crimes, 1T is a privilege 'itS'tan exercise
by making Supreme Court Judges of
John Doyle and Bill Upson.
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BISHOP GIVES III AWAY,
it@19t 44slJ ~ a-------- a e7'tNii b'fi ~
The Democats Are Going to Garry the
.'''s.t., ~ State. 'a 8I 8 rs

New YORK. June Ex-Governo,
Bishop. Of ohio, whose wife died a
short time ago. sails TODAY in company
with his daughter for a trip abroad. In
Conversation last evening with a re.
porter on the subject of the Ohio can.
vass he said: y A. IW ssi, ,.,gi.s
NT think the Democrats will elec,
their ticket. They are very sanguine
bnt tbew ;ndulre in wild talk Whar
they predict "a majority Of 25,o0O O
more. it will be a close race but j
think, fl,e Democrats win win. Nv
will carrv Hamilton county bv from q,
ftfl To < (5(,f1 maioritv,n = =.
ssWhat % effacf will ihe dacis;on 4 u,ybo,t,
inc tha m Observation-Disclosures If tha Nh,
Iaw @ baya nav N thp canyass5,, n nm ~ q
tVal, II NAV dn haTn,' Iro' * "A ia T,a,,,,, Il
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.The:.sBIli,n,d ma. Man: !. !:

@-'-T -. = i. - Il =. /. Il
.5is s;'siS 81. The Blind Man: .eia i.o
That 4, man ma sSe bind .,in nbye
ways vi than one is conceded by almost
everybody. The man who is physical
,ly blind, whose eyes bave been de-
!@dSS eS diesel or the isikbt f.
moved by some accident is to be
pitied and he should have the sypPa-
thy aid share the charity Of every
good. citizen. But the man who is
blind intellectually or spiritually. who
at this day and age does not post him.
self astd hislmmediatei surroundings,
does nor make hipself acguaiptedd with
!tkelgeneratsepiOd of the'Aas, ,dOes not
know whether he is-a Presbyterian or
alMsthddisSi 4 Rupublicapi Or q pehp-
crat,u ,uN to 'bep censbred lsathsri than
pitied, because, in these days Of cheap
literature, and the world'is full t,ad1 Of It.
man need not go to the expense OF
traveai6glhs hseAa stay hshtaS hii own
freside and make himself fully. ,as ac-
quainted witheverything that is going
on in the world, and thus become
good. Judge of the principles and -ct char al
acteps which afeJbsst csEalh tsd toI e.
ayksJs thy hnArestapf every e9aptfy
and better the condition of every indi'
vidpal. It may be well perhaps to
state right here for the benefit oflthose
who may not be acquainted OF the fact,
that Saur makes a speciality of keeping
constaatiy un handT sll The best and
choices literature Of tile 'dsyAat his
large drug and book store and Iappy,
book, lpapqf or magazine published
anywhere in the world will be fur
nished onlthBsshortes6 possible notice.
1 IN any language desired. And we val:
saSfbsgheigthat yof9Eill notgpE dfd
saauirrSss saauirSssdfrnu drugs and medicines IS always
complete, and willi compare favoraply
in quantity. variety, price and quality
with that,of any other drug house any
where, east OF west, north Or south. 1t
has becqhe byygfa, and ldteeAeeFysdly
too, that. when you fail to end any spe--
cial or particular Kind Gins Of +, medicine e
everywhere else, that BY going to
saur's, drug and book store you will be
sure to find it. .. -. -, r.,.
I'd the line ot holiday goods, Spur
is always up with the times and has
everything thati beautiful as we'll as
useful at prices which are within the
reach of every one. In fact low prices
on all kinds Of goods sold at this house
have aver beer, the mottos which have
given this house a reputation which is
not excelled and which every one IS
proud to speak of. saur has always
recognized this fact in all his dealings,
that honest square dealing represent
ing your goods none other than .at that
which they are, is the only true road
to success, and he who prospers by any
other is sooner or later, either in. this
world or the next, bound to retrace
his steps, make right what he has
made wrong, Or else forever suffer the.
penalty which attaches to all that is
bad. @g 7si 6.diS83 sas 65aaSa'
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Our young men are 'shieing off, as
the weather grows warm. The taste Of
the girls grow for ice cream. We ain TN
favor of woman suffrage, but all we
have got to say is, that tits very heath
enish to 60 back on the girls now, after
emptying two or three coal oil cans for
the old man last winter. al,
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JUDGE HoADLY was serenaded at his
home in Cincinnati, by the Duckworth
Club, ON the. eveningiofathe 3Qth. The
Judges speech did not touch politics.
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ANOTHER raid is being made on the
trade dollar, inaugurated by the banks.
Somebody will make money by the
operation, as was the case a year or 50
ago.
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The German Government will build
a first-class fortress capable Of shelter
ing 6Q,000 men, at the confluence Of the
Wartha and the Oder,as a protection To
Berlin against invasion from Russia. ~
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John Shank, a noted character, faith
eroftwenty-sixch children, and Postmaster
at Swank's Crossing, Hancock county,
was fatally paralyzed on the 10Th ult
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-07-05

~ ~ lI,I'HT77.,,ITIl 7lII-5I III 40 OlII
passed upon him beeapse of The manner
i9eyhjGh he conducted the trials laf DIR.
WILSON, and, u fhsrs, IL sal aud a. also
hscaqse the cllef JUST jpIs fse had ord cred the
Jury to fpdR,verdiSt ri guilty, "a and then
Indicted a life se1t tence .6ii tie prison-
s.. 4 Tigh reydlutibH Hists here clafiii that
the verdict was not Justified .by the evil
aence. The brUtherhood has branches
IN ireland and England' that can fre-
move eoieridge and 'inf1f1ffets the
other side Of the Atiantfe, as Vel as on
this. The brotherhood VIII be- guided
by circumstances and lose no. 6ppor-
itunitiesf .fsA3I9 Gi i1iVtia n.Jd 5fd
I .esm a-Lll-.1- l-s-s- -. .-.l-- si,nibnts
isfqpSis probable Postmaster General
Greshanf viii forbid lottery companies
1.-THE use of the 1nails III IN a8mi 81
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MY boy, ,said a, a,politiciap to hissof
Assleaii q little towaftf evefytl3ing, and
commit youfseifa I'd .snothing.M Be 'tas
round as q bottle, and just dark enough
50 that nobody can see what's iIl you'll
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'Ieassss ionlas tilanfTaY siiW fN,iI u
s'i9 Eaan9'Q esl7ra3 h e,sfeshq stslI
9deol E1i94 .Qtgo,gl Esi1t Ycs s. s.. ~ e.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-07-05

A religious revival is in progress at
Marysville, o. Over three hundred con.
versions haYf haa Qecurresda M asaY ,sai ls,a
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The new postal notes will be re,
for the public Sept. 8. h-ss9slqa !

:ss',s s.,i,9i sg57 Il sssii;s ssoSIlf Slfg a3qAT srHT
Ell II ~ gs.8a gSk VI III sll.sl 81 sssis n sS
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SO 5 q Olygtb RepqplH Hcap y 4 sdptenlppraries who
are affecting to- feel such horror of the
distinguished Democratic nominee for
Governor just at present because he is
. rrenegade Republican, 7 had no such
qualms when twenty-five Years ago, lie
was,ya preBegadef Democrat but re
ceived him. with open arms. Judge
|IHoady's Political course requires no de-
fense; but by way Of explanation it may
be stated that he was borii Democrat
and continued one until the great ques-
tion Of human slavery became pre-.
dominant issue, when heileft the party
and became a Republican. But'when
that issue was decided he returned tc
the party Of his choice and has contin.
ued consistent Democrat ever since
Did these Repn bHean journals thatnow
question Judge Hdadlg's Dehpcracy
ever question his Republicanism wher
he joined their party? sOr that o.
Chase, Todd, Brough, logan or thou
sands Of others who might be named
who were formerly Deno ocrats San
d,skg Jouraal-y