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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-30

Smashing some $4,000 worth of
lamps, the managers of the elevated
railroads in New York are about to tit
out the cars with electric burners.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-04-30

stood GghaSt. n man VINO expected TO
put half the city in his vest pocket
goes to Blackwell's Island, goes to Ludlow
street Jail, breaks prison and goes across
the sea, is rearrested and brought back
and again remanded to Jail and died
there. Why. "He that sitteth in the
heavens" laughed.
Rome was a great empire; she had Hor-
acc and Virgil among her poets; she had
Augustus and Constantine among her en-
perors. But what mean the defaced Pan
theon and the Forum turned into = cattle
market and the broken-walled Coliseum
and the architectural skeleton of her great
aqueducti What was that thunder? "Oh,"
you say, 'that was the roar OF the batter
ing rams against her walls" No. What
was that culver? "Oh," you say, "that
was the tramp of hostile legions." No.
The culver and the roar were the outburst
of Omnipotent laughter from the defied
and insulted heavens. Rome defied God
and He laughed her down. Babylon de-
fed God and He laughed her down.
There is a great difference between Gods
laugh and His smile. His smile is eternal
heatitude, He smiled when David sang
and Miriam clapped the cymbals and Han
nah made garments for her son and Paul
nrea ched and John kindled with Apoca-
iyptic vision, and when any man has
anything to do and does it well.
His smile; Why, it is the 18th OF May,
the apple orchards in full bloom; it is
Heaven at high noon; all the bells beating
the marriage peal. But his laughter-may
r. mover fall on US! 1t is a condemnation
for our sin: it is a wasting away Vsmay
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gSu,. SBiltua 8 spbr.

Miit benz Serannaben Der 9erbfiais
ion fteigert fi9 aud tpieber bas Bebiirf>
nib unieres Wsa9ens fiir fubftantielle
Speiien. nnlere 9auptnabrtlng bleibt
bus Gleii@, un6 Inn fol9es frii9 un0
gut 3u erlangen, fam man llnm6gli9
einen auberldfiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66flins & Spbn, SEQ.
511 9ne. s. Die 9erren babem benz
@ei6mad ibrer Gunben &e6nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliHement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, tpel6e allen
anforoerungen fit @rbaltung unb gnt=
fernumg f6dbli9er Sngre6iensen bes
Gleif6es entfpri6t. Sic baben beiidn=
Dig in ibren 8iebb6fen eineu groBen
8orratb BON Waftoieb, aus mel9em
nur bas 8efe fir ibre 2unoen gemdblt
miro. Wer reef bebient iein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Martt, SO. 511
Wpenue 6. 1.1Ot1i
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Ser 8eatnm Der aranfbett.

SpieIe nidt init iosenaunten serinsen llebeln.
Cine anfanss lei@t gu ben,eiiternbe St0runs
fann, penn iie einise 8o9en berna9lafist
tpirD, gu elmer t56tliden aroutbeit tperoen.
a@te beionbers barauf OaS bic Sdpa6e ni@t
sunebme; benin fie III bic &bar, burd pelde
alIe aranfbeiteu in ben OrsanismuS eintreten.
@enn 9a Did matt, trase unb, einen sepObn.
liden ausbrud gu sebrau9en, 70 fablff, ralS
OBJ fein 9ebsn mebr in Sir ipire,@ sreife iofort
gu SOftetter's Masenbitterem NJ;
Diefes madtise besetabiliide etdrtunssn,ittel
iuirb bic 2ebensfraft liefern, beren Oie 10 brin-
seno bebarfft. @s if Merbeanabruns. Onrt)
feine ftdrtenne @irfuns tpirST ber Magen 70 ses
frdfti9t, bab bic gerOauuns regelntdBig, lei9t
unb bollfommcn ipirb, pdbrenb feline milbe OBJ
fiibrenbe gSirfungeu bic Darme bon 8erfper>
runeen befreien unb feline S4fte- oerheifernbe
@ieenl9aft ale Nbfonoerunss s0rsane beiliam
beriibrt. @esen bic l1ebel ber Dgspepfie, uno
biefe unfaifen fat isbes nnamsenebme @efiibl
tOrperliden unb seiitisen nnbsbasens, 1T bieies
ma9tise Stdrfmnssmittel elm 3unerlaiiiser uno
f6leunis pirtenber 8aliam.
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Mntfl Elm @rief.

Gin Deuti9er, Der bur5aus ni6t
mebr beuti9 in bieiem 2anoe fein tpollte,
fhrieb neuli9 bon Cincinnati aus Gol=
genbes mad ber alien Seimatb: 8ielz
belopeb S9mefer! gs finb nabesu fifs
Siebr, fins ei bin in big @untrD. Mei
biebr S6pefter,- 9u beliefft gar ni6t,
mie gut ids bier leife thu. 81 bin ieBt
bier Siebr gemarriet. Matogetber baben
mir iebt bier S9ieloern uno fiep Ell mel
Weif geiunb, bann frieien mir iubn bas
Giufte. gs mar unier Snteni9en zines
bon ben S1iloern beinen Namen au
geben, but Big babin tparen fie ale
8ops unb bu muBt uns fit fefl ereuie.
81 mort alfetpeil an Gebters nit bobe
9iels unb mel Meif tbut bas Stitf1en!
Infer @ent lit ten Dabler Der Monat
for brei Stunts. gofen Greo bat uns
lat Weef 8ilit gepaio unb mar for Sage
bein uns; bas mar mud grpeus fir
uns un3 tporten tpnnten mir nidf unb
penn man nidt tporft, gebt maa ins
8ierbaus. @i bin nod INNER 6er
Noi6eu, eu9 NAL in Sbermanp gu
bitten, but mel Wsif 1T bageseu; Iie
fast If Ell geb. bann gebt iie tub, ou
iiebf, biebr 59meifer, baB Ell 5iemli@
feit geteit bin, aber neuer minb, ei geb
es bod nit auf. &eit iubn tpieber unb
LAB mid tpihen, Oh bu nod Elm Nof6en
baf, nod Imerifa 3I fommen. Ser
Greo ta5lft biel bon bir uno iagt, er
thut ntdrrien, tpenn er cine friegen
fam. Goniiber mai bariiber, 2isbetb,
Der Greb bat MDnep unb lnadt ieben
Sag elm pdr of feline Boots. go mut9
for beute unb tpenn i@ wieber reit,
bann reit i9 mebr. Oein Bruber
foreDer.
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iiberleBt biefer, un6 nun tuerbet f6 ber
prin3 gum ungar, gum Staliener. bis
bic &eibe erfb6pft 1T, bdna gebt ct gum
Saale binaus. Ser 9aupttaagir aber
tritt auf mid su: Solge mir, Ser prina
min Define @eiGi9te b6ren! 4a
Sas mar ia ein fe!tenes gladl rief
ber Pope.
@un, es lieb iib ertraeen Wir eirgen
alip burn etnen laff8en gnrrioor, .6ann
iiber oeri1tebene Srepben unb @dnge,
big mir enoli1 in oes prin5en Wob<
nnng famem. Wfan pies unb ein gang
f6mudlolen 3immer boll Bidder, ettpa
tpie ienes beg 9errn BrD5a. Ser prin5
iaB f9on butter einem groBen Slid bon
S6ritten. Wir traten por, i'd er5dblte,
unb Der Offieier iberiebte. Wieber
bIieb bas Nntlit oes Brin3en rubig, mas
i'd aud iagen mo6te, nur feline Mugen
5lidten mid fori@enb an. Damn that
er einige Sragen, tpie uniere 2ebenspeis
ie i'm Dorfe tpdre, lob mir 8ieb3u9t triez
ben, uub Mebnli9es. @nbli6 fagte er
Dem Sfficier einige Worte, unb ber ges
leitete mid wteoer beraus. Stun? frag=
te t6 3itternb Dor Danger @rpartung.
- 9ein Wuni6 fol erfilt mer6en,
fagte Der 9auptmann. &omm' mors
gen Na6mittag 4 ubr suu eiiernen &eis
ter unb ertparte mid, i'd bin als Doll
metib 5ur Nubien3 bef6ieben. 9ieier
Meni9 1T ia aus elmer fremoen Welt,
bat Der prins geduBert, fein 8ertrauen
barf ni9t gu 56anoen fDerben!
(Gortiesuns folgt.)
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zines Deuti@en Namens gorbauer ffebt.
0as Bier 1T leibt, f@medt bortrefHid
unb finbet guten-Ablab. 10 bob offers
mebr Na6frage 6a 1T, als probu5irt
lperben fann.
Nm 3a6mittage febrte i'd tpieoer auf
teronti9en Booen 3urad unb fubr NIT
benz Nbenb3uge mad 9pofforo Sunction
sunb BON Da per 8usgn nad) benz aebn
Meilen entfernten 8radettepille, bas
mir nod eiuitiin0iser Gabrt errei9ten
uno no i1 alsbalo in benz tpobIbetann=
ten 6otel beg 9errn Quintel elm gutes
untertommen fau6. 8radetleoile TT
Gountpib BON &innep Gountp. Die
8eb6lterung 1T halb meritanii1, balb
ameritanii6. Nn Seuti1en befinben
fi@ ca. 1912 Gamilieu baielbn. Sn
unn1ittelbarer Gdbe BON benz 5tdbt1en,
B. 3. nur bur9 Den 2as Wpras Greet
baDon getrennt, liegt Der Militdrpoien
Sort @larf nit 8-9 Gompagnien-aum
She'll Snfanterie unb bito &aballerie-
8efaBuus. Sic fur OffiSiere tpie sols
baten erbauten 6duier fino iDie ale
@ebdube bes Uncle Sam, duBertt loIioe
nnb pratiif@ unb erinnert Die gan3e
Nnlage on ben biefgen Government
9il. Sn Bradettepile befinben fid5
aus &iidi6t fir bic immerburfigen
SoloateafebIen 7--8 8arrooms, tpeIbe
bon ben S6bne1 bes Mars eifrig fres
quentirt tperben. gt6rbli9 bonn @tdbts
den erbebt ii@ pl6Bli6 aus Der gbene
elm 3wiaingsberg Dsn ni@t uubetrd6ts
li@er 96be.
Nuf bem &hdtpege nod San Mntos
nio perweilte i6 nod einen Sag in
Dbanis. 9ahelbe aerfdllt in Nlt= unb
Mem=Dbanis; lebteres 1T erit mad Mns
lage ber @iienbabn entftanben una be.
itebt aus As Gef6dftsbduiern. Mlt.
Dbanis liegt ungefdbr cine Meile bonn
Babnbpfe entfernt. Die @inmobner
finb meiifens @lidiier unb ma9t bieie
Ortl6aft baber ben ginbrud zines 1iibs
6eutf6en D6rf6ens; eine &irde, &Iofter
unb Elm nit aerfanenen @ra5mdlern
beiekter Grieobof liegen inmitten bes
plaBes, aud feblt bier niht auf einem
8erge Dos 3ei9en bes grl0fers.
I'm 6 ubr Nbenbs Der!ieB i9 Nbanis
uno begab mid auf bic &iidreiie mad
Der 4lamo @itp.
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California SSeime.

9err s. 5. SO per, @bolefale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo pla5a,
III por 2ur3em BON feiner pierten @e>
fddftsreife mad galifornien auriidges
febrt. st fam iebt feline &unoen unb
Gamilien NIT ben beffen SDrten BON
@alifornia=Weinen unb reinem Srau=
bensBranbD perfeben. @einen galifors
mia @laret pertauft ct Die @allone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdli@te Weine
iinb tets bel ibm borrdtbig.
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l1eber uniere sylotte unb 5erea
M6mirale bemertt Der nNna. 3. Mes
items" re6t tr.ffeno: @ir 5tueifeln. Oh
bas meerbeberrfdenbe gnglanb 10 biele
Mbmirale Sat tpie bic Ser. @taaten.
9ie 3abl ber n@earzIomirale" aaein
betrdgt 81. Dapon fino nur feben in
actipem Dienit. o. b. fie peroen auf Der
2ifte als aetlbe seitbrt. Die iibrisen
30 iino aut SispORtion seitellt ooer itez
ben auf Der "retired list', tpie man
bier iagt. Iber fie 5ieben ibr poaes
@ebalt: $4,000, unb tpeiter bat es feiuen
3med. 9a bic 6errea i9 meilt elmer
gaten Geluubbeit erfreuen uno bic Mits
tel baben, f6 tuObl 3u pHegen, 10 III
ale 4usii9t porbanben, baB nit Der
3eit bas 0unbert Doa tpirb. Sm &ons
areB l9meben alle m6gli6eu 0Ori6ldge,
un oies 3u erlei6tern. @iner bapOn
qeLt babin, ooB fi9 Offieiere ber Glotte
Idaou NIT so Sabren nit bollem @ebalte
ms pripatleben surud3ieben f0anen.
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0ss. g. & $. 9aoiefon,
bsss sgr BON
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
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sabIret9en 6rennbe bon feiner Iutunft
In San Mntonio au informiren u1b CT
iDirb fi9 glidlitb f6dben, bieielben gu
empFangen, in benz Menger 9otel,
Simmer gtr. IL i'm parterre.
6pre9ftunben BON 10 ubr Worn1tts
tags bis 4 nbr Na@mittass tdgll9 ooer
na9 uebereintommen.
lterDD1e, GrDrtt1Ue l11tD Qlut=
M.n,fke,+ot
NIuulHetteIt
NILE 6ieienioett. Sic fi6, aus lluporz
R6t;nfa;4 s;,,a 0ronfbe;t nAor ON 1fehef
Iyt'8lea ss"s es'us.ssu pos' ~ ...' DS..s 49,
au8e5o8eH gaDeH, IDrDetl e au1, DgHe
Ber5ug bel lbm bDr5u1pre1en. Selne
lanqi6hriqen, in ben be5ten 0eutl@en
un6 frons6Slid6en 6o5hitxlern oelam>
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Feiles Sarsaparilla'' fur
ale 8lut. unO Sauttranfbeiten. 8urirt bic
fdIimmffen gaIe bon 8lutberoiftuna bio aur
sepobnIi@en Ginne. @ebrau9sanmsifuns auf
6er Etifette Gabrt3irt bon Der alamo Wft'g
gompanb uab gum @erlauf an @ieberpertdufer
unb on @ribatpsriOnen bel u. Dreif, Gan
Wutnnin
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ssImproyed Condition Powders, fir gsfe,

be unp &inbpieb. Sin ausse3eiGnetes unb ers
probtes YnIber in ber 8ebanbluns BON Gub>
frantbeiten alIer glrt, aIlaemeine 1lnpdbIi9feif,
Mnpa9ien Der Saut. Gaube, seIbes @aiIer,
Man9el an Mppetit. @ebraudsanpeifuns aui
ber Gillette. Syabri3irt BON unb gum 8ertaui
bel aboIpb DreiB, alamo @la3a, segen /,
iiber oer @offoffise, Gan slntoniO.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25
The Newspapers and the Politicians

The subject of journalists going int poll
tics, or politicians going into journalism, is
one that will bear little further elucidation.
1t is natural, on the one hand. that journa-
list who; in the fulfllment of his daily duties,
becomes familiar with the political issues of
the day, should conceive himself fitted to
make history as well as to record it; and on
the other hand, that politician who sees his
motives misconstrued and his conduct mis-
represented by newspapers of the opposite
faith, should sigh for an organ of his own to
set him right with the public. Hence, we see
Journalists running for Congress and politi-
clans starting newspapers. But it is quite
remarkable how uniformly, in this country,
at least the experiment fails. The editor
seldom makes useful congressman and the
congressman is sure to make a poor journal,
which will not pay expenses. The fact is,
the two trades are distinct and ser arate, and
require different set of qualities. And not
only this. The moment newspaper is
known to be the organ of an individual it
ceases to possess any power to help its owner;
and on the other hand the moment politi-
clan becomes known as the owner of news
paper, he is held responsible for all that it
contains, though he may not even read it,
The newspaper hurts him and he hurts the
newspaper.-SnR Francisco Call.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25
A ROYAL SINGER.
The new Book by Veteran Composer

The new Book by a Veteran Composer.
There has just appeared in the musical field
a new volume by l.. o. Emerson, the well
known teacher, convention leader and COM
poser. 1t is collection of new Quartets,
Duets, Hymn Tunes, Anthems, ETC., together
with full and complete course in Elemen-
tary Instruction, designed for singing
schools, musical institutes, conventions, etc.
The title of this new work is "The Royal
Singer" and it is we'll worthy of the name.
Indeed, it is considered by those competent to
Judge, the best of the authors singing school
books, and one that teacher and learner can
tary part, there is Vocal Culture depart
ment at the close of the book, which will be
useful in forming and developing the voice,
There are 19l pages in this new book.
which abound in choice new compositions
and carefully selected gems for part singing
such as anthems, glees, rounds, chants
quartets, hymn-tunes, ETC., all arranged in
the authors's we'll known tasteful style, and
sure to interest as well as instruct the
singer.
Teachers of singing schools, and those who
conduct the music in public schools and 9th.
er educational institutions, should examine
''The Royal Singer" 1t is published by the
old and reliable house of Oliver Ditson &
Co., Boston. The price of the book is 6(
cents. Sent by mail to any address. Libera
discounts by the dozen or hundred.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25

"a" A geologist in Pennsylvania has a
theory that natural gas is confined in the
earth in fluid State. He filed caveat for a
patent, which is designed to conduct this
fluid to the surface, and into receptacles for
its preservation. If this theory should prove
correct, it will be the greatest discovery OF
the age, as the fluid brought to the surface
and confined at pressure, say of six hun
dred pounds to the square inch, can be utiliz,
ed to an inconceivable extent as fuel. A
locomotive, for instance, with a few gallons
of fluid, would have supply of fuel suff.
cient to run it from Pittsburg to Chicago
and an ocean steamer would onlysrequire q
few barrels to make the trip to Europe. A
test of the theory will, in all probability. bt
made at an early day.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25

80 His Lunacy Governor Foraker has
succeeded in recognizing and destroying the
benevolent institutions in Ohio by convert
ing them into political machines, with For
aker's trademark on each. The Boys Indus
trial School, near Lancaster, is the last vic
tim of Foraker's insane political rapacity.-
John c. Kite, man thoroughly equipped for
the work of reclaiming bad boys, has been
replaced by man named Douglas, sneak
and hypocrite, who formerly held the place
of Superintendent, and during whose former
term of Office the most scandalous transac-
| tions were disclosed. But he is that type of
man that can be counted on to prostitute this
institution to any political purpose that
Foraker may desire. As far as any good that
may be done the wayward boys in this insti-
tuition is concerned, the place may as we'll be
closed Under the brutal and vicious manage
ment that has been inaugurated by Foraker
the school will become what it has been be-
fore-simpiy a preparatory department for a
life of crime and service in the Penitentiary.
l-Pickdwdy in Enquirer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25
sHER!TF'S SALE,
Elon Booth


L. G. Randall, ct al.
Order of sale from Henry county Court of Com
mon Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed as Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the North door
oi the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, OH
Saturday, December IS, 1886,
at the hour of O'clock Pr of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate stuatedin Henry coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
Lot No. Is of L. G. RandalI's addition to the town
of Napoleon, Ohio, according to the frs plntt there
of recorded January 18th, A. D. 1874.
Appraised at $lg5.
Also lots 81 and aS Of Randalps addition to the
town of Napoleon, Ohio, according to the I'd platt
thereof recorded June @ih, A. D. 1879.
Lot No. 80 appraised $500, and lot No. 9s apprais-
ed at $40,
Also lots No. 3,4 s, rs so and 81 of L. G. Randas
addition to Napoleon, Ohio. according to the first
platt thereof recorded January 18th, A. D. 1874.
Lots No. 8, d and appraised $50 each; lot No. 20
appraised at S5, and lots 80 and 81 appraised at S5
each.
Also lots 81 49, SO, ST. ss, 49, g 81 49, "a, 90, 90,
81 the south half of lot 81; the north half OF lot "a
and lot SO of Randals addition to the town eff Napo-
leon, Ohio, according to the I'd patt there of re-
| corded June Both, A. d. 1870.
Lot No. 81 appraised at $50; lots No. So, 96 and "
appraised at $75 each lot No. Sc appraised $50; lots
No. SS and so appraised $I5 each lots NO. " and w
appraised S25 each; lots No. 81, %, "a and 70 ap-
praised at $50 each lots g6 aud 81 appraised at $50
each.
The south half of lot No. 81 appraised at $40.
The north half of lot No. "a appraised $3.50, and
lot No. 81 appraised $3.50.
Terms of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
sheriff of Henry co unity, Ohio.
Baker, Smith q Baker & r. W. Cahill attorneys
Napoleon, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1886. SIS 80
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Sheriff s Sale.
william rhrapp, Executor Etc.

william rhrapp, Executor Etc
Il. K Scott ct al.
Order Of sale from Henry county Court of Com
mon Pleas
BY virtue of an order of Sale issued from the
above named Court and to me directed Sheriff of
Henry county, will offer at public sale at the North
door of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, Dec. 25, 1886,
at the hour OF clock p. m, of said day, the fol.
lowing described real estate situated in Henry coun
ty Ohio, to-wit:
Sub division number oneu)of otninety. three 1881
in the original plat of the town of Napoleon, Ohio,
commencing at the southeast corner Of said lot No.
pinety-three (G3), running thence west along Wash.
ington street twenty 2O) feet and ten Q0) inches,
thence north parallel with Monroe street eighty (80)
feet thence east parallel with Washington street
twenty (20) feet and ten Q0) inches, thence south
parallel with Monroe street eighty feet to the place
of beginning.
Appraised at $50.
Also sub division two (2) of said lot No. SO, com
menclng at p int twenty feet and ten 10) inches
west of the southeast of said lot nnetythree
(g3), running thence west along Washington street
twenty feet and ten inches thence north parallel
with Monroe street eighty feet thence east parallel
with Washington street twenty feet and ten inches
thence eouth parallel with Monroe street eighty feet
to the place Of beginning
Appraised at S4O.
Also, sub division four (4 of said lot No 90,
mencing on Monroe street at point eighty feet
north of the southeast corner of said lot No. 93,
running thence west parallel with Washington street
eighty feet and six inches, thence north parallel
with Monroe street twenty one feet and three in.
ches, thence east parallel with Washington street
eighty two feet and six inches thence south along
Monroe street twerty-one feet and ten inches to
place of beginning.
Appraised at $40.
Terms Of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Haag Ragan, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Nov. "a, 1886. SIG 81
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25

- The Bucyrus Journal is about the only
honest Republican paper in the State. In a
recent issueit says:
The Congressional delegation is now II
Democrats to 10 Republicans. 1t will be IN
the next Congress Is Republicans and Dem
ocrats, showing gain of five Congressman.
This only shows that the unscrupulous poll
ticians who infest the Republican party, have
stolen four congressman by an indefensible
gerrymander. The only excuse is that the
Democrats would do the same, and such an
excuse simply admits what the Journal de-
plores and denounces, that there are as great
political scoundrels in the Republican party
as there are in the Democratic party, and
proves, too, that the elections this year in
this State do not so much show favorably for
the Republicans as unfavorably for the Dem
ocrats.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25

~ For many years the December issues
of Harper's Magazine have been distinguish
ed by an unusual wealth of choice reading
and pictures, with special emphasis upon
Chsistmas subjects. Rich as have been the
previous numbers, the one about to be pub
lished stands easily at the head of all the
goodly company that for nearly forty years
have entertained and enlightened innumer-
able readers. 1t is royal banquet of re-
freshing variety, with sturdy staples. rare
novelties, and delicious dainties worthy OF
generous holiday saint. Everything is com.
plete in itself, the serials being omitted from
this number. Beside the strongest attraction
of 'The Boyhood of Christ" by the author
of ''Ben-Hur," the Howells farce, "The
Mouse-Trap," Gibson's delightful ''Wood
Notes." and the bounteous departments of
confidential discourse, of literary judgment,
and of overhowing humor, presided over by
the geniuses of G. W. Curtis, W. D. Howells,
and @. d. Warner, we are regaled with six
short stories -four of them beautifully illus
trated), and five illustrated poems. Of the
abundant cuts, twenty five occupy full pages,
and four are printed separately on plate pa
per. Notwithstanding the unparalleled rich
ness of this number, we are assured by the
publishers that it is only Christmas form
of the exalted standard which will be uni
formly maintained throughout the year; and
the magnificent prospectus detailing the
coming treasures gives a splendid promise to
the volume begun by this number.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-11-25

.SgH A bill will be introduced in the state
legislature this winter providing for the sub
mission to the voters of the state constitu-
tional amepdment abolishing the spring
election, and providing for but one general
election each year, to be held on the first
Tuesday in November. Such measure
would be in the interest of economy, and
would do away with the demorallzing effects
which always precede and follow what is
known as the spring election. There is GER
tainly no pressing demand for the holding of
two elections per year in Ohio.