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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14
Horses, Cattle and Chickens.

For collie and grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide-bound, gave Simmons
Liver Regulator (liquid) in one ounce
doses; or, one teaspoonful Of the powder
in mash twice q day. You can re-
commend it to every one having stock
as the best medicine known for the
above complaints In using it with
my chickens, for cholera and gapes, i
mix it with the dough and feed it to
them once day. BY this treatmentI /
have lost none where the Regulator
was given promptly and regularly. e.
r. TAYLOR, Agt. for Changers of Ga.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14
Land Falls 500 Feet Carrying Houses
With IL.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Jan. Sat Bos-
ton Run, q small mining town near
here, the recent heavy rains caused a
cave-in Of ground situated over the
workings of the Reading colliery. Three
houses were carried down, the inmates
barely escaping with th.ir lives. The
ground sank 800 feet. Many other
dwellings are in danger. The people
are excited, and alarge crowd has as
sembled in the neighborhood, anti
cipating further disasters.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14

Maryland Legislators have, in COM
mon with health officials Of Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other
cities, endorsed the new discovery, Red
Star Cough Cure, because it contains
no morphia. or opium, and always
cures. The price isonly 25 cents. limo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14

IF your life is made burden owning to
.Blackheads, Pimples, and other eruptions on
the face marring your beauty and causing SO
much chagrin, it is no longer necessary to en-
dure it. DR.. Flagg's Family Ointment will
certainly remove all of such blemishes and
leave your skin soft, smooth and beautiful.
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on receipt Of
price, Csc.
WILLIAMS MF'G Co., Props, Cleveland, O..
Sold by 7. LEIsT, Druggist. iy9-1y
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14
piles! Piles,. Piles.!,

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
niles. One box has cured the worst cases Of
20.years standing. No one need suffer five
minutes after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. II absorbs tumors, allays itching,
acts as poultice, gives instant relief; prepared
oriy for piles, itching of the private parts,
nothing else. Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt Of price. 50c and 81 boxes.
WILLIAMS MIRO CO., Props, Cleveland, o.
Eold,by !. LEIsT, Druggist. jy91y
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14

atrhe time is coming,n says Prof
Proctor, .when water will no more be
seen upon the face Of mother earth.n
If this prediction comes true, the Pro-
hibition party mightas well disband.
NorT;stOsUn Herald.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-14

Natural gas has the curious effect Of
hardening salt. While salt will put
out coal fire 1t adds to the flames of
natural gas.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Retrosnect and Prosnect.

II seems strange TO young people Of the
present to think Of the difference in the
condition OF the world, and OF this coun-
try in particular, to-day and one hundred
years ago. There were then no railroads,
no steamships, no electric lights, no tele-
graphs, no telephones, no modern con-
veniences. This was a new country, the
pioneers in many instances building their
cabins within hearing OF the waves Of the
Atlantic. The colonies were slowly re-
covering from tue effects of the struggle
for independence, and we're beginning to
emerge from that unsettled political con-
dition that marked their transition from
dependence on the British crown 80 con-
stitutional self-goyernment.
The march Of progress in science and
art had scarcely begun, and only the
steady growth OF political and religious
liberty had elevated the people above the
condition they had occupied during the
Middle Ages. All this great country,
from the Allegheny mountains to the Pa
cifc, was an unbroken, and, it NAV be
said, an unexplored wilderness, inhabited
by savage beasts and savage men. Geor-
gia only embraced a strip along the coast
and another between the Savannah and
Great OReechee rivers FOur-tifths OF the
present area OF the State was in the UNI
disputed possession of the Indians. Sa-
yannah was but frontier town, and its
trade with the interior was carried on by
means Of wagons, pack animals, or the
backs of the aborigines.
WHAT will the state of affairs in the
world be a hundred years from nOwy
steam engines will probably have given
place TO the electric or some other more
wonderful kind Of motor. Erial ships
Will doubtless be commonly in use, and
the problem OF submarine navigation be
practically solved. The people OF that
day will, no doubt, look upon those Of the
present as being as primitive and unso-
| phisticated as we look upon the people OF
a century ago.
| We may form some faint conception as
| to what progress may be made in science
| and art, but what political and religious
| changes may take place in the world il
| beyond our ken. The outlook for the
/ whole world at present seems 10 be bright.
/ Christianity and education, its helpmeet,
/ are going hand in hand into every cOun-
try and steadily pushing their conquests
among every people.
What will this country be 100 years
rom now? There are better reasons than
here ever have been TO hope that its
greatness and influence will be Immense
| " increased. But the pen must give
place to the Imagination, and here is
scope for the exercise of the liveliest i'm
agination that was ever given to a human
/ being.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Ere Noah sailed DER deluged cart
PERSONAL.

sIGNoR BALDI. Of Genoa, boasts the possess
s'n1 Of The letters once worn by ChristopS er
Columbus.
MR.. CAMERON. wife Of Senator Cameron,
While In California, served rs judge nj a
''beauty show"
MISS JOSEPHINE JENKINS, who is rising into
notice as writer for the press Of Bo ton. is a
utece Of the late Nathaniel Parker Willis.
MUsUEUs PAsHA, who will spend most OF
ni. time boz England, b ts received the priyl-
ege of "the entree" ~ court FOR life.
DION BoucIc AULT. Just from Australia, "a
| lstoni-hi gls picturesque on the stage IN a
thl q ul ter that rea hes 20 his heels and a
white skUll-cap.
Jenny NJ. STANLEY does not believe that
| "hhop Hauning on, the missionary seized by
he Alng of = Inhasl., ia Central Africa, has
been pa. TO death.
joins p. OWENS, the comedian, has been
aaeu from AigbiLh Vale. his country seat,
40 hi, residence in Baltimore. There is little
change in his condition.
LADY HEsKHTn," writes London gossip.
'is said 10 have 10 Ted very nearly mill
ion sterling by the death Ot her father, MIR.
sharon, Of san Francisco"
NELLIE GOULD, the only daughter ~ jay
Gould. Joined the west Presbyterian Church
rs New inrg ~ sunday. Mr. Gould was
present az the service.
MISS KATE FlELD will begin her regular
season. lecture tour AZ Cleveland next Mon
law she T. engaged FOR Almost every even
iug Tor several weeks thereafter.
SECRETARY BAYARp has just received and
sent 10 afr. Ericsson, ttc inventor. the tsrand
ross OF the order 81 Nayal Merit recently
con erred on that gentleman by the late King
~ ~uua
MNE. PAuLrNr LUcCA hm arrived At
Vienna Boo rrCarious condition. She tray.
nIcd 10 poi kussla ln . special Pullman car.
Ter physiritns SIRE unable 20 make % dlagno.
49, N her l.neas.
SENATOR hFrK hns received letter from
ihr youngest ia gutter ~ jefferson Dave.
HaumemIInH BIN ~ hia silver surrrh Tho
Iaf rf fnriosel n water color picture rrprn-
aannnE a efitrr m0au shin ~ q lWn ir0uI 10
.r uHIu a HIIfrr.IiHhfna iannar Hla.
UndnrnaNth tnN picture wee wri tsnt
alJlana tflbute ~ lnc chnmpl0n oi siiFef b
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
A Waiter,s vengeance.

F1OHa the i kbdH4 Il HUrndt.
II may reasonab'y he urged that Vanderbilt
had, on principle. a slike # the whole de-
test4 bic, I'M American system Of tipping SER
vltOrs. That was true OF the late Charley
Bacbus, negro minstrel, who was own in
he Broad way restaurants in the nelghDor-
mood NJ his the ire as the \ickel Charley,
because he customarily only gave five cents To
W Tier. SJmeO OF the waters IL the oyster
houses are Spff only on the sur ace, and need
only a small amount of scratching
% disclose mat they are verv tough INSIDE.
One midnight Backus dropped into an oyster
-dlOOn, ate "a -teW, dr. 4nk a glass OF water,
uunched al the crackers In TIL dish, butter NJ
hem with an extra pat 60 order. aud then
arose TO pat on his al with the usual Sc.
niece betwe his fingers ready to bestOW on
me waiter. His fur-colared beaver over
coat, gorgeous garment of the typical kind
Tor "a Snowman, lay II char under ne OPP
pusite edge OF the table. The waiter grabbed
It with ominOusy Ohsequous Gel erity. and
tipped q hottie OF OIL over il. II wasn't an
dc ident, though Backus mav have believed
o. so, cut he re ol> ed TO punish the wretch
dreadfully by piping the small coin back
INTO his own pocket. You're entirely vel
come, sr,' remarked the waiter in a heart
eli way "a he wickedy survey ed the damage
ne had done for vengeance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
The Can adisn skip.
Ern,n the Toronto Efnil.


When cash is gone and life grows weary,
And everything Is running down;
When poke books are empty nearly
And creditors make not the town;
When at the bank, or in the office,
Among tne fund, your fingers Dip,
Be warned 10y one who Is no novice,
just take friends advIce-and skip,
SKIP! skip! Tor Canad : free cities;
IT'S there YOU have them on the hip;
No horrld Extradi ion Treaties
Among the men VINO wisely skip,
II you have begged hundred thousand,
You safe y tn re can salt il down;
Nor know the dread of beak or warrant,
Either from the President or Crown.
Your days will pass dream of pleasure,
NOlawyers' greed your wealth can strip,
Nor tradeemeu's fingers touch your treasure
If TO the iand OF ease you skip.
Skip. skip! Across the neutral uorder
We ere, k tn, finger, curl the lip;
Her Majesty has given the order
That sacred makes the men who skip.
Society OF every color
Here Qreets the traveller for his health,
We worship still the mighty dollar,
And here we all do gOOd-by tealth.
The gay emb zzler, fraud or swinder,
The man who loves his nelghb, rs wife,
The crook, the fence. find naught to hinder
Their leading re a merry life
Skiu! skip! t. this retreat Eiys an;
Give Uncle sam the quiet sup;
As loug as there's no eXtradltlou,
Just take a friends advice, aud skip.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
INDEX qONEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETrNGs-Pulaski Council No. 1873, r. A.;
solomon's Lodge No. ]. +. and A. M; Haupt
Lodge No. IS. 10. o. F.; Workman's and
Traders Loan and Building Association;
Georgia Hus-a
SPECIAL NoTICEs-To Real Estate Owners
on Broughton street; Teliair Hospital
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE -- Ocean steamship
Company.
AUCTION sALEs-Boots. Shoes, etc, by |. d.
LaRoche's sons; Receivers sale OF Mutual
Protective Ice Company Property, by d. r.
Kennedy; Underwriters Sale OF Damaged
Cotton. nv j. Mclaughlin son.
WANTs--Posiuon in Wholesale House !;
Situation as Porter; Unfurnished Room; a
Woman to Cook. ETC.; EXPERIENCED Statesmen ;
a House Girl; a Canvasser; Four or Five
Mich Cows.
For RENT-Furnished or Unfurnishel
Rooms: House l2lS Jones street; A Pleasantly
Looted House; store and Dwelling.
LosT--A Bay Mare.
For TRADR-A Few Mich Cows and Calves.
ASPHALT BLoCKs-J. 8. Barn we'll, NJ. D.
REcEIvER's NOTICED. R. Kennedy.
LEGAL NoTIcE-Cha ham County Citation.
BARArARIA SHRIMP, ETo.-A. NJ & e. W.
West
BARBED WIRE FoR FENCING, Erc.-weed &
Cornwell.
Couch DRoPs-At G. NJ. Heidi & Co.'s.
FRUIT. ETC x. Power.
PHoToeRAPHY-Cabinet Photographs at J.
N. Wilson's.
NoT1cE-An Overseer for Rice Plantation
Wante1. Octavus Cohen n Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Gov. Hill and Civil Service.

The New y ork Mugwumps refused 10
support Gov. Hill for Governor of thai
State last fall for the alleged reason,
chiefly, that he was in favor of the spOils
system. He was elected, however, with
out their assistance, thus proving pretty
conclusively that they were lar from be-
ing as influential as they pretended to he.
IL turns out, however, that GOV. Hill is
about as good civil service refOrmer a.
any of his Mugwumpian critics. In his
message to the Legislature Tuesday he
discussed civil service reform IN a way
t1at shows that he is a sincere friend OF
it. He said that it aimed al
good government and the public welfare,
and that there was no reason to doubt
that il bad come to stay. He does not be-
lieve that when there Is a change OF ad-
minlslratlou, either national or State, the
leading officials who have it in their
power TO promote or retald the adj
ministrations success, should remain
in Office unless requested to do So
Every President or Governor should, in
his opinion, be free to select those officia S
upon whom the success OF his admins
tration depends. The officials whose du-
ties are routine or clerical ought to be ap-
pointed because of their fitness, he thinks,
and ought to be retained in the service as
long as they are capable, worthy ana ef-
icient.
If the Mugwumps find fault with Gov
Hills civil service ideas it will not b.
because they have good reason for so do
ing. He shows that he is just about as
good civil service reiormer As any OF
one OF them is. His position is certainly
that which is approved by the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

FroHl M II l71Ftelo9tl5 ITtyH7te'
Robert Lowery. late receiver OF the Land
ONCE at Huron, OAK, called upon President
Cleveland to pay his respects Mr.. Lowery
told the President he was very much pleased
with him in regard to the eiectment OF the
cattle men from the Indian Territory, anu, IN
fact, the policy Of the administration on the
whole pleased him very much Mr.. LoWery
added
"There is one thing, Mr.. President, how :
ever, IN which | think you were unwlse' !
refer 70 the removal of Robert Lo~erY from
the receiSership of the LAND once at Huron:
Lowery to my certain knowledge Worked 10
hours per day, including sundays. He col
ment, and MS accounts we're correct TO a
cent, and on the Sunday before he " as super
seeded he signed his name 1900 times. thlnk
that his services were entitled 10 some con p
siderati0n."
The President smiled at the nodesty Of the
picturesque gentleman from Dakota, but gave
MIN no hope Of being relnstated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
A Polite Insurance Man.
From, the Springfe,d Homestead

rum tNc 1l'fe"H1tF'N A'ffte'gIt1e''
An Official in Hartford insurance compa-
ny, One rainy morning during he past WeeB,
was going down town from the hill n horse
car which WIS Frightened by epqudnt per
spnnels Of several high school q L., tier
they had tripped OF The steps at Hopkln
street. and tine car had started down the MI
he Insurance agent espied a strapfui of books
on the seat. seizi them, lie instantly
stepped off into the mud, and, pursuing the
lasses, rendered them the books with his most
elegant bow. Benz all in possession Of their
books, the girls dec 'ined to receive the PACK
aye, and called his attention to the act tEat
they did not use first readers nor pr mary
arithmehcs n the high school. Here was a
state Z things. The car was bound nR over
the track at the foot OF the hill. tn rain was
pourlnZ uncomfortably. and the blacking on
the Ofiic al boots was already sadly deiaced
while trair owner held unwi ling posse so
Of q lot Of school books. When the car arrived
at lam street an urchin in knee bre ches anu
90. % cap, who had Deen unuoticed on tn front
platform pushed open the door, and after
hurried search cried, Nv hos got my books
just how the books we're restored to their
owner does rot appear, and no one dares 70
ask the man who approx rated them. as ne Is
testy whenever the episode Is referred TO-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
An Unponuted white House.


FT0I0 ne Boston Post ID6Dll,
Miss Cleveland is mistress Of the White
House In fact as well as in name, just as her
brother is Precedent in the same way and
ense. aud IN vetOing indlsCrimn8te smoking
ABOUT the executive mansion she has exercised
her prerogatlve sensIbly and creditably. There
are times and places Tor everything. ana the
mansion VII oh is the centre OF 20 many pill
1rimages by an clssses Of people ought to BE-
rs free As possible from on'euse to any. Though
we nave Wlfeless Pre- ldent, there seems ID
DE- No dagger that his house Will lack for all
ne rehuements that refined and accom-
pllsnel woman can give IL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Not the RI hi Kind Of Bait.

Fran the Mem York Heral9 iInd).
The Savannah SKws having noted the
Hfrdid's statement that the Apaches who are
maraudlng and numbering M the Sou Invest
are very few IN number. says 'lt NJ Oh, not
1e Dad idea to set f. " bear traps Tor the
.narauders and balt them with Mormon Sci
Llers." The plan 90 our wide awake COntem-
porary Is quite Original; in iacr, n Is unique.
out we fear 1t Is not entirely practical. ne
MornOns that could hest lac spared AZ ba { are
by ma ure So much like Apaches hat the saw
ages would not have the heart to modest them.
The DIN renee between a "Dan.te' or an
Ave glrg Angel" and an Apache Is simply
matter OF clothes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Editor Dana is puzzled to know why
IL is that our fellow-citizens OF African
descent 20 about the country armed with
razors. He thinks the razor very in
convenient weapon. Editor Dana doesn I
appreciate the skill and shrewdncss Of the
average darkey. TIE razor ia not only a
barbarous, but n very dangerous weapon
when handled by an expert. The negroes
are partial 70 razOrs, however, because
tho carrying OF them is not believed by
them 10 be prohibited by the law relating
70 concealed deadly weapons.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

The New York Tribune says that one Of
the incidents Of the White House recep-
ton on New Years day was the arrival,
arm in arm, OF Civil Service Commits
sioners Edgerton and Eaton. They enter
ed the Red room as the band struck vi
some selections from "Mikado," and they
shook hands with the President 10 the
tune Of He Is the lord high eXevutioner.' -
Tue Tribune wants Ia know III there
could be y more apt Illustration Of the
eternal fitness Of things~ The fitness OF
things would be a little more apparent in
this locality II the lord nigh eXecuticner
would use the Official AK rather more
ftecly
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
orInterest 20 Bank ficers.

senator Hoar is OF the opinion doubtless
that this country IS contributing too
many immigrants to Canada's rapidly in
creasing population. His resolution in
troduced into the Senate on Tuesday, 10
include embezzlement and other breaches
Of trust Ia our oxtradilion treaties, iudi-
Gates that he thinks that tue time has
come when Canada should no lon er be a
harbor for defaulting bank Presidents
and cashiers.
II would be interesting to know how
many criminals OF the class referred %
have escaped 10 Canada within the last
half dozen years Toe number must be
very large. Doubtless the fact that es-
cape is so easy has been an inducemen;
O. many TO become deiaulters aud embez-
zlers. II escape were about impossible
and punishment sure the funds OF banks
would be a great deal safer than they are.
Senator Huars resolution ought 10 be
adopted without delay, and means taken
az once 10 amend our treaties 10 accord
ance with IL suggestions.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

With regard to the position which the
Republican Senator'S will likely take In
the matter OF confirming the Presidents
nominations, Senator Cullom, of Illinois.
says that the drift among Senator'S, as he
has found it, seems to be in favor of close
scrutiny of obnoxious nominations, and
their rejection where offensive partisan
ship can be proved against them as well
as urged against their predecessors. Per
sonally he is in favor OF raising a square
issue and refusing to confirm a single one
OF this character, especially il the officials
removed are soldiers. But if middle
course is deemed advisable as a matter OF
party policy, it will be acquiesced in by
the more extreme Senators.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
Uniform Marriage and Divorce Law.

GntIOTtu NlhFIt82t anu OlNoECe LAWS
There is no doubt that the laws relating
to marriage and divorce ought to be the
same in all the States. The bill intro
duced into the House on Tuesday by
Mr.. Beach, Of New York, to accomplish
that object Will doubtless be very gener-
ally approved, although it may be a long
time before 1t becomes law. The ease
with which divorces can he obtained in
some OF the States is an inducement to
persons who have domestic troubles to
look to the courts for a remedy.
The differences in the marriage and di-
vorce laws of the different states are the
occasion OF great annoyance and confu-
sion. A marriage in one State is not
always marriage in another. and di-
vorce IN one state is not recognized as a
divorce in every other State. A divorced
person may be prohibited from marrying
10 the State in which he was divorced as
punishment, but he may cross into
another state and marry with impunity.
and hence escape the intended punish
meut.
Congress would do a very wise thing by
giving the country uniform divorce aud
marriage laws, and these laws ought to
be such that nasty and ill-considered mar
riages would be prevented and divorces
made difficult to obtain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

TIE Wilmington *. CO. star takes
great prize In Southern journalism. II 10
itself one Of fho brightest and best edited
papers In the country. IL says "The 81.
yannah MORNING NEws-an excellent
daily--publisbes a. much matter proba.
lbly a. any paper Ia Philadelphia. ~ gives
Ia great deal more than any paper DO Balti-
more. and more than several ~ the New
York add Boston dailioa. Then Atlanta,
Augu3ia aud Macon have large and prog
Uefoua baDCrsW
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07
nit verv So nc Truth.

From the Ne1o York Eoenin0 Post Ku0.)
On the whole, therefore, we think the Pres-
cent would nave been more just and accurate
II ne mad said that there never was time
When the demand for lies as greater than it
IS now, ana when more money and fame could
ne got by manufacturing and circulating
them, and when the market for trivial and
wac more bu1yant and when discoverv and
exposure damaged newspaper liar less in
the eyes Of his customers
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

A French surgeon proposes 10 have
duelling blades made chemically clean So
as 20 lessen the danger Of blood poisonlng
IN case wounds are inaeted. The danger
Of being wounded In French duel il al.
most intellectually small. and when che
blades are washed with carb0iio acid. the
ayoraga Partisan will be- almost ne safe ns
II short f0lla were used a. l0ng range.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

The shermanites in the Ohio Eegisla-
ture seem to be fearful thaptheir great
boss cannot be sure of a reelection with
out resOrting to a method of dealing with
seats in dispute that was common during
carpetbsg days in the South.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

The recent failure Of a prominent liquor
dealer in Chattanooga is attributed to the
ment in the South that has cut or a great
portion OF his patronage. Such an item
as this. coming from such a town as
Chattanooga, is rather significant.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Memphis is not much disturbed over
the rumor to the effect that the Gould
railroad system is preparing to focus on
that place. 1t prop ses to welcome Mr..
Gould and his system, or any other man
who can take a railroad system there
with him.