Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-10-28

IT seems to us that there ore less per-
sons afflicted with rheumatism, since
our druggists sell Salvation Oil. Price
twenty-five cents bottle.
THE Philadelphia Record reports,
and the New York Times reiterates,
that the various Departments in Wash
ington are in better shape and more
efficiently conducted than any period
since the war.
Mr.. E. r. WILSON, Grand Rapids,
Mich, reports the case Mr.. H. T. Shell
don, of Lansing, Mich, who for several
weeks suffered from a frightfuI cough
and cold, which was cured by one bot
tie of Red Star Cough Cure.
THE election of the Republican ticket
in Ohio this fall means the endorsement
of Foraker's recommendation that all
real estate will undergo be revaluation
for taxation. 1t would have been done
last winter but for fear of injuring the
party in the congressional elections.
A New counterfeit five-dollar gold
piece is now being circulated. To de-
tect it from the good ones, look closely
at the "United" and if the "n'' is up
side down refuse it, as that is the only
way they can be detected by person
not expert in examining counterfeit
money.
THE Statute of Liberty Enlighten-
ing the World" will be dedicated on
on October 2Sth, but there is yet con-
siderable room for enlightenment. For
example, why does Liberty insist up
OH labor carrying the terrible burden of
war taxation twenty-one years after
peace was declared.-EnQuirer.
THE full Democratic vote is what is
wanted this fall to show Republicans
that they are in earnest in sustaining
the administration of President Cleve-
land. Have every Democrat at the
polls and Henry county will be good
for over 1,4O0 Democratic majority.
Let every Democrat do his duty.
THE systematic study of the great
mass of earthquake returns gathered by
correspondents of the geological survey
from all portions of the area effected by
the recent cohvulsions, is about to be
by officials of the survey
under the supervision of Captain Clar-
ence E. Dutton, United States ordnance
corps.
SINCE Bob Ingersoll announced him
self in favor of Henry George, the Re-
publicans can't remember anything
about fine speech the brilliant infidel
delivered at Cincinnati in nominating
Blaine for the Presidency. The graft
tude of parties may be said to be as
as that of republics.-C CoSuna-
bus Dispatch.
THE price of wool under the tariff of
81 steadily decreased from 665 cents per
pound to 25 cents, when the tariff was
in 1888. Since that time it
mas slowly but surely increased until
It stands at 80 cents to-day. The fact is
hat wool brings a better price to-day
han it would under the tariff of
81 if at present in force.
THE soldiers of this district never had
lrbetter friend in Congress than w. D.
Hill. Mr.. Hill votes for every bill that
avors the soldier, and during the five
years he has been in Congress has Sc
cured over 200 pensions for his soldier |
Mr.. Hill has the expert
,nce and knows how to help his soldier
'riends, and does it every time he gets
/ chance.
THE town of Sabine Pass, Texas, on
he Sabine river was swept away on the
hight of the 18th. The severe storm
which ragged raised the waters of the
liver so they overfowed the banks and
wept the town away. Not house
vas left standing, and sixty-five lives
ire reported lost. The destruction
n Louisiana was also immense. In
olaquemine Parish alone the loss is
placed at $25O,OOO.
WHY should Democrats refuse to
yote for Hill and directly or indirectly
1--WE their support and encouragement
o Mr.. Boothman, when to elect
Democrat is to support Democratic
principles in the highest elective Leg
slative body in the nation? Demo-
rats should remember that they are
lot voting for men, but measures, and
3oothman is pledged to vote for only
measures to the destruction
e tho Dnpooorot;o idaoc md tho nortx,