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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALS FOR COAL.
u REBORN SCHOOL OF THE ID. C.,
WASHINGTON, July ~. 1856.
Seaied Proposals will be receives by me up 20 noon
OF mon DAY, AUGUST TENTH, for the delivery q
tue Reform School Of
$50 tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more or lesz
100 tons White Ash Range Coal more or less.
s5 tons Cumberland Goal more less.
All TO be Of best quality, free from and other
imp 4rit- To be delivered quantities and nj such
times may be drecsed by the uperint OF tie
school. TO weigh lao onnds The Ion aod fee Of
20 cents ton TO inspector and wegher be paid by
contractor.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coal
Right 10 rejeca bids OF waive defects Is reserved
- GEO. w. ADAMS,
YZoto President Board Of Trustees.
DRoPosALs FOR THE ERECTION OF FIRE
PkOoE BUILDING FOR ARMY MEDICAL
MUSEUM AND LIBRARY.
WAS M,AsH p d. 6i2 18th st.. July 9th. 1855.
Building for the Army Medical Museum and Library,
10 be three stories In height with and attic
70 cover about 23VO feet OF surface and 70 be
located at the southeast corner of the Smithsonian
grounds Will be received at this Office until AUGUST
SEVENTH, lSn5. at TWELVE NJ, and opened kns-
medately thereafter In the presence OF bidderh
Specifications. general Instructors 60 bidders. and
blank forms Of proposal will be furnished On appli
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
jye10,l1.13au56e Colonel Corps OF EngiDeers.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

1.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with board In private family on b. aud O. r. R., at
Highands; quarter mile from station. Address HIGH
LANDS, Star Office or inquire on premises of c. NJ
NEWMAN. auS-3t<
A FEW SPARE ROOMS AT HERBERT HOUSE
~ laurel Nd. Shady grounds. large porches and
near station; drst-ciASs accommodation; terms, $40
per month. J. n. HERBERT, Laurel, Nd. au4-3ts
GUNNER BOARDING.. CONTEE's STATION,
SMd., b 4 o. r. r. large brick honse hspdsomeIy
FURNISHED high and healthy; plenty Of shade, iruitice.
milk, DC Nine trains daily; IS minutes ride. Ad-
dress Oakland, Star Office iy3l-lw
GUNNER BOARD-LARGE AIRY ROOMS, WITH
Ogood board fine water, with plenty Of Ice: fine
shade and lawn. h OF mile Of Lincoln on the w o.
w Railroad Address SPKINGDALk. Lincoln LOU
ooun Co., Va jy2i-4ws
BOARD AT THE TALBOT, BARNEsvILLF
I'D Md, by the week month any season of the
year; no whisky sold LUTHER CISSEI., Propre-
tor. iyl6-fm
CHILDRENs BOARD AND CARE SPECIAL
Wy No child left 70 the care of servants No extra
charges for our school 70 those remaining winter
months Mrs. GARRISON, Falls Church, Fairfax
county Va jyl3-lms
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TYyALKERs. 2Ox 10Th ST. n. w.-CARBoN.
wv lied Moth Proof Paper, &c. Per yard; WhisoUnah
Brushes cheap Charcoal Pitch. Fire Gay 90 brIoS
Lime. Cemenis. PLATES. "a 80
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ATTORNEYS.

HHARLEs J. GOoCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTA
~ Counsellor et-Iaw and Expert 81. Cloud building
9th and u Sta Good work. good references. n0der
ate charges Tventy-oDe years experience. ash
NJ IL MILLER, ATToRNEy-AT-LAw,
xNs Rooms 3 aud 4, Gunton Law Building,
lsz Louisiana svonnA
Res,deDce, $40 North Capitol ~ nh2S
CAMuEL H. WALKER,
- US Commissioner Notary Public and Astornv
for Rents,
y2 0s0 LouIsksus sve. ssxt % CIV p o
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
+ Cottage House Barn: lot 100 by 2SO with fruit,
shade Az a HyatSyills Nd sale INQUIRE OF
nor sALE-A COMFORTABLE AND CONVEN-
Il lent suburban Residence near Georgetown D. c.
10 go9d order two acres; well shaded lawn fruit and
convenient to horse cars address M SIR, ,-o,,oo,n
au4-lm III West Lombard St, BaitimoTe a Nd.
IGOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE,
wood twenty nd acres road Just beyond Bright
aa4 sA'eS WA sIf 1905 st. NV
FoRsALE-A BARGAIN.THREE ACRES OF
@ e. sd5S91n s% Fsy
ave. NV. au3-3t*
F0R sALE.FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
station v and sixteen miles from %ashngton
all well fenced; about half cleared and well in
s9 and % self @ ps
and implements, for $4,000 Apply to P: r. E!ANs,
Alexandria, Va jy2s-2w
FOR sALE- -!sM FARM WITHIN 2la MILES
e and in full view Of this city. over acres
s1Sss s~ and $50 per month 1ISs ssM T54f sye
LNOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN VIR-
FL. ginia By, miles from washington. is acres in
hgn state Of plenty Of neat seven
we
corn house, stable, &c A pleasant place, high and
healthy, on good road; price $4,000. Apply to A..
MELVILLE, ABB 9th st. ne. Jy23lms
900 BUILDING LOTS, 50 $50 FEET.
~ within fye minutes walk Of seabrook Sta
Lots covered with variety Of beautiful fores,
trees and present eligible building sites. SIS and up
ply to THOS HYNES. Sole Agent, 715 9th st. NV.
Over $50 sold.
Also, handsome, solid Brick Residence of seven
teen rooms, In East Badensburg near b. and O. r. r.
twelve minutes by rail- from city. This house is
located upon O. lot OF ten acres. has fine cellars
terrsced yard. fine apple trees stable barn. etc. etc
everything In frst-class condition. and is stately
and lovely residence. Terms made easy Title indiS-
putabie Address MARION DUCKEfT, Attorney
atLaw. Bladensburg, Maryland. jel 2-3m
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0<A AZ 9Th st.
EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A FEW SLIGHT-
y ~ damaged Saratoga Trunks and satchels Have
mylSSm Rockers. 1915 Pennsylvania ave
nor SALE-BARGAINS-AT 46S AND 40 C ST.
nv: Phaet0n Buggy. Side Bar Jump seat, extern
SION top; also, Theays light wagons suitable for con-
outchers grocers feed Dealers plasterers or
other purposes, b Also carriages and horses OF
YiO WIN. +. GEYER & co.
nor sALE-FIFTY CARRIAGES. BUGGTES.
- Spring Wagons Stages and Spring Carts, old and
new, on monthly payments. Repairing painting and
trimming promptly attended TO. J. J. COOK. 3296
~ 81, Seorgetown. jy71ms
ENoR sALE-SUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES
- Summer cooking with half the cost and none of
the trouble OF coal fres Open roasters and perfect
oakng ovens Gas hot water generators to supply hot
water In pipes and avoid any Of range IN summer
Agent-R q. CAMPBELL. Plumber. 617 10th ST.
NV. raytS I'm
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WANTED--HOUSES.

YJANTED-A NONRESIDENT WISHES TO
w buy one or more small Houses desirably located
as an investment; can pay cash. Address Box $50,
Star Office. au4-6tA
w residence Of IL OR ID Rooms: location central
Refer to JOS. c. G. KENNEDY. 72O 18th st. jy31-4t
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FINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGEA
- AT
s23 14th st. n w., CITY
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER
ALSO SUMNER SCHOOL AT
PLYMOUTH. MASS
CUISINES EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
ID midde-aged men and women. Spring and sum.
mer sessions OF the Spencerian Business College cor
ssn and sts n W Rapid writing. bookkeeping.
rapid CALCULATIONS, English Language, sfenogrsphv
Tpe-wriung etc, thoroughly Taught Tuition: Year
from date OF entrance. day night. $50 three months
Gay, $50; night, $l4; one month, day, 81 night IS
Rapid writing, only L lessons %. Cali or send for
A. SPENCER. Vice Principal mh2s
Miss AMY LEAvITT OF BOSTON. GRAD
AsI nate and certified examiner Of the New England
Conservatory. Piano technique harmony aud vice
culture. lOl2 10th st NV. DIS
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study; to adults confidential: prepares Tor college
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTES w. corner Sth aud Il sts NV
Mathematical. Classical, Business.
3 W. FLYNN, A NJ
Evening Glasses. S3 and s. Q month. oc2o
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EOR RENT-
Il 2O1S MI m.L....-$os
S02 2lst ST., II r.........,-.55
2l29 X st. ,Sr. ,m.i......-...5O
l749 Pa ave. l0r.m.i.50.55
1143 21st st. l2r.m.i....A6
Jas 21st t.12r.m.i.....-45
1908 III st. NV. ,13 r.mi SO
Z121 X st.. 3 r...............5O
1881 Odd ST. Or, NIL. 30
22l6 G ct. Or. IN. i-....35.5O
1920 @ st.. Or, m. I. $3.50
222c q St, Or. m. 1880
9O9 2Sd e., Sr.. MI. -35. so
Oil 23d St., ST., m. 1856. so
524 Goth 81, Sr...-.....-35
IT'S 2lst st., 9r.........-...4O
2126 LIST. Tor. ,m.i...4O.5O
2Ol4 81 St.. Tr., NH. $3.50
212I l. ST., r..............-3Q
14l0 29th St., 8 r.....26.40
Apply \
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nor RENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.
a dences IN West Washington, 2S1S ST., IL rooms
$50: 3l41 p st. Y rooms. $40: 1917 both st., i
rooms, $40 The above named houses have all mod
ern improvements Apply
JAMES l. DAVIS,
au1-1m 1918 3isf stroot
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

~ There appears to be more or less at
hsospheric disturbance about the Office of the
secretary of State at Columbus because Mr..
Dalton has not sent up the returns from this
county, SO as to enable General Robinson to
count in a new Republican Supreme Judge
IL place of Judge Atherton. 1t will be re-
nlembered that some time ago certificates Of
election were issued to several Democratic
candidates elected to county Offices, and these
were. presented to the Secretary, but he re.
fused commissions, and Mr.. Daiton's paper
went to protest, 30 to speak. Since then there
has been no change in the political situation
ID Cincinnati. There is no reason why Mr..
Dalton should treat Republican candidates
any better than Mr.. Robinson is disposed to
treat the Democrats who are elected on the
Nturns, when all depend on the same figures
f0f their election.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
Ley Mr.. Manton Marble was sent som,

tY- Mr.. Manton Marble was sent some
five months since to Europe by President
Cleveland with instructions from Secretary
Bayard to ascertain the present opinions and
purposes Of the principal Government OF
Europe in respect to the establishment, inter-
nationally, Of a fixed relative value between
gold and silver, one ratio of weight between
coins of gold and coins Of silver, the free
coinage Of both metals at the mints Of all ma
tions, and the international use Of both met
ais as money Of unlimited legal tender. Mr..
Marble has hade facility offered him by
our Ministers in France, Germany and Eng
land to study and investigate these subjects.
and he has now returned and reported to the
State Department. Ills highly probable that
in the opening of Congress its first business
will be the examination and discussion o.
this report. S'3 " 53
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Silver and Gold.

The report of the Director of the United
States Mint has been given to the public in
part. The statistics of the Director show
that the total coinage of silver dollars during
the past year lending Sept. 3O) was, in face
value, $2S, ,959. The total increase in cir
culation for 15 months, from July l, 1884, tc
Oct. 1, 1885, was but $5,4Sl ,OOO The in
crease in the number of standard dollars in
the Treasury in the same period was 29,923,-
600, or in round numbers 100000, showing
that only one in seven of the dollars have got
into circulation. The Director estimates the
amount of gold coin in the country at $542,-
600, 600 and of silver coin at $278 OO0,0 to.
tai of 1920, 100000.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

4 H The new Democratic mayor of Balti-
More is civil service reformer of the Jack.
son stripe. Inhis inaugural he said: ''It is
MY settled belief that the voters of the sue
eAssful political party, when honest and capa-
ble, and possessing confidence of their fellow
citizens, deserve to have seats at the govern.
mental table. In order that. there may be nc
room for misunderstanding or disappoint-
H1ent, desire to announce this rule will gov
etn me in making appointments to public Of
f;ce'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
She Was Watching Bill.

1t was in the gallery of the house.
The legislature was in session and tho
railroad bill was up for discussion.
Two old country ladies edged down.
and after much wriggling got seats.
One was stout and prim. There was q
look of defiance in her pale eyes.
Every feature seemed to DO on the
offensive. Without speaking word.
she seemed to say from head to foot:
,"Yes, l am here, and have never
been here before. Now, what have
you got to say about ill"
a. The other was long and angular.
She seemed to move in tho magic circle
of the visible authority exercised by
her companion. There was meek,
accommodating look in her tired
brown eyes. and the althea snuff stick
thrust between her lips barely quiv-
cred, she chewed SO gently upon it.
She did not gaze about her much. but
fixed her eyes upon the throng of legis-
lators below. Her faded shawl droop-
!. ed back, revealing faded calico dress.
and n battered reticule of ancient date
was clasped in her hand. "Lah, SAL"
she suddenly exclaimed in u whisper,
'.if thar amt our Bill down thar!'
"And why notP" said the prim lady
aloud, twisting around and facing the
people on the other side. William
Toddlokins was elected ter speak for
Snapdoodle county," A dozen pairs
of eyes were fixed upon her. She re-
iterated: Il say. why notp William
Toddlekins was elected to speak for
Snapdoodle county. Why shouldn't
he be herep" The faded woman went
down into her sachel for another dip,
and said:
But who'd er tho't Bill Toddlekins
would ever er got in the legislature.
What's hc goin' to do, anyhow"
"Dop Why. gracious alive, Mrs.
Bette, he's goin' ter give them rail-
road men fits" Again the prim lady
faced the surrounding company and
bobbed her head detiantly.
"What'uz Bill know bout rail-
roadsp" asked the faded lady, putting
the cover back on her snutf-box and
closing her sachel without evena snap.
Las time l saw i'm lie couldn't drive
a steer round the postoffice corner.
Bet he couldn't 60 round railroad
bend now an find his way back"
Further conversation was shut off,
for just then Bill rose to his feet, and
conbing his name moro or less grace
fully with his left hand, sailed into
the railroads" He stamped, he raved.
he invoked the constitution, be foamed
over ''inalienable rights" and moaned
when he spoke Of an oppressed and
downtrodden people. And every time
his good right arm sawed the air, the
prim lady bounced around and gazed
defantly upon the assembled com.
pany. But the faded lady merely
chewed upon her althea mop and sale
nothing. She WAS. watching Bill
atlanta (Ga.) Cor Macon Telegraph.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
H The salaries Of the British Cabinet ar

~ The salaries of the British Cabinet are
Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Lord of the
Treasury, $4,000; Chancellor of Exchequer
$25,00O; Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, $1,000
Lord President Of the Privy Council, $4,000
Secretary of the Colonies, $25,OOO; Secretary
War, $25,0Oo; Home Secretary, $25,OOO; Sec
retary of India, $25,OO0; First Lord of the
Admiralty, $25,550; Lord Chancellor of Ire.
land, $30, 900; President of the Board Of
Trade, $4,000. .,.i .-,tt aar..s b..
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

CHAs. r BRUSH and d built OF Am
herst buff s5oae. The construction is fire.
proof throughout exc ,pting thereof. On
entering we fad stair hall sixteen feet
wide ali in mahogany finish, bronz, bal.
ustrade leads you to the gorgeou, apart
ments above. The various rooms Of the
house are finighei in ciffsrent woods. Ths
dining room, which IS 21x32 feet, is entirely
in oak, the room icing lighted by aky.
light 9K18 Of yari-colored glass. The
library, 21x4s feet, is in rosewood, as is
also the reception room The general style
Of the bui.d.as is after the Italian rsaais.
sancAl The outside dimensions Of this
residence are l35x96 feet. 1t is vast and
imposing structure, aai is REGARDED as the
finest piece OF yelling house architecture
in Onio, 5l
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j Travellers by Sea and Land.

Change of air and travel produces
constipation, followed by headache and
general disarrangement Of the system.
The nauseated stomach gags at pill,
while mixtures sweet or acid are revolt
ing. u Nothing Of this kind Is ever COM
planned of in taking Simmons Liver
Regulator purely vegetable, pleasant
to the taste, and Its operation upon the
liver being perfect, at the same time 30
imperceptible that 1t interferes with
neither business or pleasure. sgsa 5as
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asylum

!. sB- Geo. II. Pendleton, United States
Minister to Germany, has addressed letter
TO the Emperor, protesting in the name Of
the United States, against the expulsion Of
Eve German Americans from the Island of
Fair. This expulsion was under revived
German law Of 1s41, which forbids foreigners
to reside in any German settlement without
consent of the local authorities. Mr.. Pendle-
ton seems to be doing his duty in manly
way, and advices from Washington are that
ke will be sustained in his demand for justice
in behalf of the citizens of the United States.
--Ugw. Post. d..
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

ALFRED r EDGERTON. the cHh y 'Ec' OF
Mr.. Horace Gree .er. and can, v,:7 near
within six votes) being nomnatsl rs vice
president on the ticket with M. aries
OConor. he was afterward nominated by
the friends OF the straight ticSet al gov.
ernor OF Indiana. but dec,inel to run
AGAINST Gov. Hendricks, who was ele ctsj.
Tine second appointes of the president is
"CoLn William l. Trenholm, Of Char:es-
Lon South Carolina. He Is the son Of the
lata secretary of the treasury of the Con-
fe ierate states, and il, OF course, a Demo-
crnt He ia described as "a Charleston
merchant by inheritance, and in practice"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
No one can Count a Billion.

Reference has frequently been made in
these columns, that the public debt of this
country runs up into the billions; and that the
cost of the war of the rebellion was over six
billions of dollars. This is sum that no
finite mind can comprehend. Even one bill
lion is sum that no man can count in life
time. Itwould require 9,512 years to count
billion at the rate at which man can ordi-
narily count. Adam could not have counted
billion from his creation up to the present
time,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

E President Cleveland's regular every
Sunday contribution in DR.. Sunderland
church has been made the subject of imper-
tinent inquiry, correspondents rating amount
all the way from dime to dollar, which
would seem to show that in Washington not
even contribution plate can pass without
competitive examination.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
Health, wealth ana Happiness

are more intimately connected with a
syund stomach and good condition of
the blood than most people suppose.
Thin blood means weakness, languor
and misery. A dysyeptic stomach
means all the horrors you can think of.
Browns Iron Bitters means enriched
blood, good digestion, healthy appetite,
sweet sleep and vigorous strength. Mr..
Henry HaIlam, South 18th street, st.
Louis, says, Browns Iron Bitters re-
Meved me Of dyspepsia purified my
blood, and gave me an Appetite"
Thousands Of Others testify in the same
way. seR8s
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
THE NORTHWEST

tF- A Despatch from Florida says: ''The
governors of the northern states are invited
to attend the southern states forestry con-
gress, which assemblies here in December to
participate in the ceremony of planting and
dedicting trees to all the states"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

A ohoOI "a eAAe
Brush system Of cleo
trio lights, and ono OF
the most celebrated
electricians in tn.
world. Mr.. Brush BE-
gan business q few
years ago as a poor
boy and to-day has
amassed a fortune OF a
million Of two. His
now residences in this
city is located on tho
famous Euclid avenue,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

tB- The Cleveland Press calls notice to the
fact that silver has been legal tender for q
long time. 1t is related in Genesis that "Abra-
ham weighed unto Ephron the silver, four
hundred shekels of silver, current money with
the merchant ...
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

~ Harper's Weekly makes this crue
thrust at Foraker for his ''services" in New
York. ''The speeches of Mr.. Foraker were
more injurious than helpful to the Republican
cause, and beneath the level of the best Re.
publican opinion" Who is running the Re-
publican party, any way?-Enquirer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
"a Foraker in his jamestown, Va, speech

- Foraker in his Jamestown, Va, speech
said:
HWe estimate that the colored people are
entitled to thirty eight votes in the electoral
9nlege. By fraud and violence these thirty
eight votes were kept from Mr.. Blaine last
d8ll and given to Mr.. Cleveland. They
SHOULD have been cast for Blaine. do not
Iegard Mr.. Cleveland rs legally elected Presi-
dent of the United States"
Tho man who would utter such twaddles as
the above, instead Of being put in the Guber-
natorial chair should be placed In an idiotic
asylum. u"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

Mr.. Brush is mar risJ, and is tho father
of two bright children He is about 40
years of age. His fac, is seldom seen on
the streets. L,ks Ellison aad Other ioven.
tors, he labors night AMI day in his labora.
tory, and shuns soci,sy ahs public gathsr-
ings. Hii most recsnt inv,ntion il an cleo.
tric motor for propeIling stseet ali way aud
other cars WILL iG. CLEMENa ~
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who ''b elie v es
firmly in the prin-
ciples which were
sought to be ap-
piled to the public
service in the La W
and regulati o N s
now in force" !"
Mr.. Trenholm has
from the first been
known as a warm
and sy mpathetic
supporter ana au-
mirer of Pres dent
Cleveland. Hs has
of late made a na-
tional reputation
by hi, discus ion
of the silver quss-
ton. At the recent
commercial con-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

~ Just before the. New York election the
Presidential bee was said to be buzzinc
around Foraker's bonnet. After the an
nouncement of the result the buzzing ceased
and the stinger was brought into play. Fora
ker and the bee don't speak as they now pass
hu ---..- n. - -. IL IL
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26
The First Keen Twinge.

AS the season advances, the pains and
aches by which rheumatism makes it.
self known, are experienced after every
exposure. 1t is not claimed that Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a specific for rheumatism
we doubt if there is, or can be, such a
remedy. But the thousands benefited
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, warrant us in
urging others who suffer from rheuma-
tism to take it before the first keen
twinge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

from the steamer he did
not appear to be in the
best OF health or spirits.
He said ho had suffered
inces,antly during the
voyage. ~ como to
America" ,"heremarked,
with no object Of mon
etsry gain. Ihave been
unwell for the last few
months, and my physi-
clan advised q trans
atlantic trip. I shall
IA -A4~--A -
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

Bed haired girls can now hold up their
heads with the rest of the world. Red hair is
all the rage and the fashionable beauties who
have e'nt got ii are ransacking the hair shops
for dye stuffs. ai nm rITf,a afi
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-11-26

Catarrh is q constitutional disease.
Hoods Sarsaparrilla isa constitutional
remedy. Ncures catarrh. Give It q trial.