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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

Our thoughts have been directed
40 the gas question recently by cer-
tain differences which have arisen
between the gas company and the
consumers, in which charges have
been made against the company to
the effect that the bills presented
are exorbttant and that'the quail
ty OF the gas Is not up to the stan
hard, Without stopping 10 inquire
whether these charges are well
founded or otherwise, we desire to
psesepta y few thoughts upon the
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
Death OF the MOtiier of Late Presi dent
Garfield.

Grandma Garfield, the mother of
the late President, James A. Gar
field, died at the home of Mr.. Gar
field, in Mentor, early last Satur-
day morning. Her remains have
been laid to rest beside those of her
son James, in Lake View Gene
gerry. A notice of Grandma Gar
field says:
"Mrs. Garfield's father was a
brother of Hosea. Baliou, famous
preacher, author and editor, who
was the father of Universalism in
America. Eliza Ballou was born
in the, shadow of Mount Monad-
mock, y. H., Sept. q, 1901. Her
early girinood was spent in that
New England home, surrounded by
the best religious and intellectual
Influences, and when wooed and
won by Abraham Grfeid she was
just developing into u noble chris
tian woman. The marriage oi
Eliza Ballou to the father. of The
late President occurred on Feb. 8
1920, and the young couple began
life together in log cabin in New
burg township, Cuya hoga county,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
wearers' WAGES and Free Wool.

Apparently no industry in the
country has been more highly favor
ed by tariff legislation than that of
carpet manufacture; but this favor
itism has been apparent only, not
real. While the duties on. carpets
actually imported amount 10 an
average of 30 per cent, on the value,
the protection is almost entirely
neutralized by taxes which the
manufacturers are being compelled
to pay upon their raw materials.
When these taxes and their depress-
ing effects upon the carpet industry
are taken into consideration neither
the manufacturers nor the working
weavers have reason for gratitude
concering the paternal policy; yet,
strangely enough, they cling to this
policy as if their industrial salvat-
ion depended upon it's maintenance.
1t is fact that if the duties or
wool should be made prohibitory
the effect would be to close nearly
all the carpet factories in the count
ry, since manufacturers must draw
upon foreign material for nearly all
of their supplies. 1t ought TO re-
quire no argument, therefore, 10 en-
force the truth that II tariff which
heavily enhances the cost and OBJ
strncts the importation of carpet
woods differs from a prohibitory
duty only in the degree OF mischief
which it accomplishes. The dis
astrous effects of this obstructive
policy is daily experienced and de-
plored by the carpet manufac-
turers. The following table shows
the amounts of carpet wool import.
during the last five years, with the
values and duties:
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
Birthday Surprise.

Last Monday marked the forty
fifth anniversary Of the birth of
DR.. W. ID. Mansfield, of this place,
and his estimable wife determined
to give him surprise. Assisted by
her sister Mrs. Charles NoW!by and
Miss Jessie, the Drs. daughter,
the word was passed around among
his intimate friends asking them to
meet ut his pleasant home prompt
ly at 8 p. IN. BY the Vaccinations
of a special committee The Doctor
was delayed at his Office until about
9:3D and then repaired to the bosom
of his domestic citadel only to find
it in full possession of Il gang who
laughed long ana loud at the sur
prise given him. The Doctor was
presented by his assembled friends
with a pair of fine gold framed
spectacles, IL beautiful, appropri-
ate gift. No words of ours can do
justice to the supper spread by Mrs.
NJ. and her assistants, the sight of
which would delight an epicure.
The party dispersed about mid
night, glad that they had been
there and wishing the Doctor many
happy returns of the day.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

subject for the consideration of our
citizens which VIC believe are wor-
thy of thought and to that end we
invite discussion and offer the col
umns of the DEMOCRAT freely to
any who may desire TO express
their views upon-the subject. We
have been for years in favor OF the
Village corporation purchasing the
works and operating them, and
that for several reasons among
which are lst Economy. I'd. Max
ing the use of gas popular and 3D..
the ending of all controversies be-
tween producer and consumer.
1st The Village is now and for
many years will be much the larg-
est consumer of gas; perhaps un-
der the most favorable circumstan-
ceS will for years consume more
thon half the gas made. We have
now about seventy-fve gas lights
on our streets, and this number
| should be increased to one hum
dred or more. The price paid for
the lights now in use exceeds 1850.
a sum equal to 696 on %275O0 which
is an amount much in excess of the
prime cost of the works, and we be-
lieve much more than the Gas Co
would ask for the plant. The pres
ent contract with the Company
has yet five years to run, and un-
der the contract the towu will have
paid more than $4,000 to them, and
vet be in no better condition as to
decreasing the cost of street light
ing than they are to-day. This sum
might be much more economically
applied on the purchase price of
Il permanent Improvement which
will be of permanent benefit to all
citizens.
And further, recent developments
Indicate that it is possible to sink
Il well and obtain natural gas in
sufficient volume TO supply only
all the public lights but the pri-
vate consumer also at n price so
low as to make the use Of illumi-
mating oils thing of the past.
I'd. The chief obstacle to the use
of gas under the present system is
its cost, and when this cause is re-
moved and in addition, each con
sumner is made 10 feel that ne is
not the victim of feXtortionate rates
the use of gas will become almost
universal in business rooms and
much greater among our citizens
generally. The foregoing being
true our third proposition is self
evident and needs no argument:
Let the town purchase the Gas
Works at once.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
To The Afflicted.

DR.. w. A. France, the experience
ed and skiilful specialist, whose
services are now offered you, is
President of the France Medical
and Surgical Institute, 80 West
Gay street, Columbus, Ohio, and is
we'll and favorably known to the
people of Ohio and adjoining States.
He gives his exclusive attention to
the successful treatment OF chronic
or long standing diseases. Every
case consulting DR.. France, wheth
er by letter or in person, is given
the most careful and considerate
attention. He has the largest sup
ply, and greatest variety, and rar-
est collections Of pure vegetable
remedies Of any physician or
special Iist that has ever come with
iii your reach. His remedies and
methods OF practice are absolute
success. His specialties include
catarrh and diseases OF the throat
and lungs. If you cough or have
weak lungs, Or soreness i'll your
chest, bronchitis, bronchial ca
tarrh, laryngeal catarrh, or any af-
fection OF the throat and lung, do
not lose time by experimenting
with unlearned pretenders, or y
treatment that does not benefit 1u
apply at lonce to pr. France. If
you call @befiGre the disease has
worked frreparable injury, you
will be cured. DR.. France will be
At the France Medical Institute,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday OF
each week. DIR Frances eXamina-
lions are free.S No one urged to
take treatment. If he can do you
no good he will refuse your case at
once.
| BY request OF many friends and
patients Or. France, the celebrated
Specialist will visit Logan, We'd
nesday, Feb. 1st. He can be con-
suited free at the Rempel House
| from o a. m. to 8 d. IN.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

THE advocates of the tariff mo-
nopoly show how high is their es-
innate of the character and intelli-
gence of the American people by
offering them free whisky and to-
bacco in pretended compensation
for continued taxes upon the ma
terials of their labor and the neces-
saries of their families. Every
where the indications are increas-
ing that the American masses spurn
the bribe. The women of this coun-
try have no interest in cheap
whisky and tobacco. Though they
have no votes they have a power
ful influence upon thought and
opinion, and that influence will be
eXerted in favor of repeating the
oppressive and needless taxes upon
the necessaries and comforts OF
their households. They will insist
that their husbands and sons ran
do with less of taxed luXuries OF
drink and smoke so that there may
be more money to buy untaXed
blankets, tiannels, clothing, salt
coal rice and other commodities OF
use and necessity. The tariff cues
ton has resolved itself into do.
mestic issue of the highest impor-
tunce.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
SrArH NEWS.

Records of the Montgomery Co.,
Court shows that 926 divorces have
been granted in that county during
the last twenty years.
The Delaware judicial district
wants an additional common pleas
judge.
a bond of 81 800 of Daniel Scrib-
ner and Walter Haynes, indicted
at Circleville for grand Larceny
was forfeited ON Thursday.
a gas well has been struck near
Marion ut a depth of 1O7 #. which
burns from two inch tube with a
blaze 40 #. high.
On Thursday morning the Sidney
Wheel Works were burned. Loss
$4,000 insured for $4,000.
At Z o'clock Thursday morning,
George Masten, foreman of the
Carbon Limestone Company's quar-
ries, owned by John A. Logan, Jr.,
ten miles east of Youngstown, was
instantly killed by au explosion of
dynamite. He had procured %
sticks of dynamite, which was fro
zen, at the Office, to blast with, and
laid them on the stove in his shan
ty to thaw out. Five Italian. la
borers were in the shanty at the
time. Suddenly the dynamite ex-
ploded, blowing the shanty to Freq
ments and hurting Masten twenty
feet where he was picked up dead.
Two Italians are fatally injured
and the Others are mangled.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
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Into the production of carpets
little or no domestic wool enters, us
the country does not yield the cheap
qualities that are required Upon the
above imports the average tax was
upward of u per cent. The figures
show how great is the tax which
the American manufacturer must
pay upon his wool before ne can
make yard of carpet. Yet, nos,
withstanding the heavy drawbacks
to which the carpet industry of the
country is subjected in taxes upon
wool, chemicals, dye-stutis and coal,
American manufacturers have no
cause to fear foreign competition
on their own ground. The superb
ority of American capets except in
a few special grades was establish
ed before the present tariff policy
came eintooperation, and that super
iority is still maintained. But the
existing policy ineXorably banishes
American carpet manufacturers
from the markets OF the world, and
in this consists its great mis-
chief. When by stimulated activity
of production the home market be-
comes supplied there 10 30 outlet