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month, without board.
While both the farmer and bis laborer have
thus been getting into narrower quarters for
twenty years past, there is nothing to indi-
cate that their condition will me materially
improved in the coming twenty years if they
shall still be obliged to buy everything in a
protected market and sell the product Of
their labor in free trade market. For the
clothes upon his back, the implements with
which he tills the soil, and every article with
in his house and barn the farmer pays tariff
tribute to the protected manufacturer; but
the price of his corn and his wheat is fixed by
the prices in the foreign markets where he
sends his surplus crops and where he has to
meet the competition of cereals raised by
cheap labor in India, Russia and Australia.
ditions existing in those countries nor can he
increase the price of their products. He
must meet their prices, and the tendency is
ever downward. The "home market" theory
has no application to the American farmer.
The people of this country cannot consume
his entire crops; there is a surplus of mil
lions of bushels yearly, and therefore he must
make the whole world his market. As he is
unable to secure larger return for his labor
and invested carital, his only hope lies in an
increase of the purchasing power of his
earnings. He must have cheaper clothing
and cheaper farming tools, and even then
the labor OF years will not reli eve him Of the
almost overwhelming burden Of mortgage
Indebtedness that has been heaped upon him
in his struggle against those who have
sought to "protect" him by high tariff on
everything he buys. II may be some con-
ISOLATION to the farmer and his employee,
however, to know that by generous provis-
ion Of the Mckinley tariff American tourists
returning from abroad can bring in $500
worth of clothing free of duty-a practical
saving of over $500. The farmers who are
complaining about hard times might thus
have chance to diversity their minds BY
European travel, dress in swell English cloth.
ing, and save snug penny withal.
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Deafness Can't Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the d
seased portion of the There Is only one way to
cure Deafness and that is by constitutional RENE
dies. Deafness is caused by an infamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets infiamed you have rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing and when 1t is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and the intiamma-
tion can be taken out and this tube restored 10 its
normal condition, hearing will be restored forever;
niue cases out Of ten caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an infamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for any case of
deafness Caused by catsrrh) that we cannot cure
by taking Halls Cattarrh Cure, Send for circulars,
free I'm r. J. CHENNY & CO., Toledo, o.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED BIDS will be received at the Office Of
y the Clerk Of the Board of Education OF Ridge
Vile Union School District No. O. until IL O'Clock
at noon the 12th day Of July, $780, for building
Union School District No. 8, In Ridgeyiile, Henry
County, Ohio, according to the plans and specnca-
tons on file In said ofce. Each bid must cont ain
the name Of every person Interested In the same
and be accompanied by 0 sufficient guaranty Of
some dsinterestsd person. that II the bid is accept
ed contract will be entered into and the perform
ance Of 1t properly secured. The bids f;r each Kind
stated separately and the price Of each given, and the
price Of labor must also be separately stated. None
but the lowest responsible bid will be accepted and
the board reserve the right TO reject any or oil bids.
BY order OF the Board, a. L. CHAPMAN.
Riigeville o 8. D., June 10, go. Clerk:
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order OF the Court of Common
Pleas Of Henry county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction on
Saturday, July 9Th, 1900,
at 10 o'clock a.. m, ct the north door Of the Court
House, in Napoleon, In said county Of Henry, the
following real estate situate in said county Of Hem
ry, to-wit:
The undivided one third % part Of lot No. thirty
nine (S9), in the village of Napoleon subject to the
dover estate therein OF Mary Donnelly.
Appraised at $65. ..E
Also, the undivided one-third (lk) part Of q tract
or parcel Of land situate In said village OF Napoleon
bounded and described as follows, to.wit: Com
mencing at point four 4 rods south OF the south
east corner Of lot No. seventeen (I7) I'm william
shefheld's first addition TO said village OF Napoleon
thence west eight tS) rods; thence south eight (s
rods; thence east eight (S) rods thence north eight
(S) rods to the place OF beginning, subject to the
dover estate therein Of Mary Donnehy. "a
Appraised at 465.
Terms of sale :--one-third cash In hand, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years from day
sale with Interest," the deferred payments to be se
cured BY mortgage on the premises sold. 49,
RENSSELAER, HUDSON, g
Admir- Of the estate Of Bernard Vocke deceased 2
Martin Knupp, attorney for admir-. 2
June I'd, 1890. S1l4O
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A New Legislative Apportionment

After the census Of Ohio has been COM
pleted and before next April the State must
be divided into legislative districts for Sena-
tors and Representatives. The constitution
provides that this work must be done by the
governor, the secretary of State and the au-
ditor or 'any two of them" The population
is to be divided by one hundred and the
quotient will be the ratio of representation
in the House for the succeeding ten years,
each county containing that ratio being en-
titled to one representative, if it contains
more than that nu mber of inhabitants its
rep resentation will be in proportion, a frac-
tion of three-fourths permitting an addition
al representative, a. smaller fraction requir-
ing extra representation during the decade
on the cumulative plan. For Senators, the
State is divided into thirty three districts,
Hamilton county being entitled to three and
the State population divided by thirty five to
obtain ratio for the other districts. The
representation in the House will take care of
itself but representation in the Senate is sus-
ceptible of manipulation, as the Columbus
correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette discovers, whicn might be unfair
politically" Therefore he deems it of the
highest importance that the Republicans
elect their candidate for secretary of State,
as that official will hold the key to the situa-
ton, the governor being Democrat and
the auditor Republican. OF course the
Republicans desire to elect the secretary SO
as to insure fair districting, their gerry
Wandering of every State they have had a
chance at being evidence Of their eminently
just disposition, whichis emphasized by the
manner in which they have evinced Demo
Gratis from the federal House of Representa-
tives. twill be well for Democrats to bear
in mind the importance of preventing the
election of Republican secretary of State
under the circumstances.-Plain Dealer.
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Notwithstanding "Interliner George"
is violating the law every day in issuing
orders upon funds that have no money in
them, he wishes people to understand tina he
is very technical as to the law when a Demo-
cratic official is concerned. If the law was
strictly adhered to Geo. Russell would not be
auditor to-day, for he violates the letter of
the law every day in more respects than one,
enough to debar him from the Office.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26

BThe second installment of "Round.
Robin Talks" appears in the July number
of Lippincott's Magazine. Col. Thomas P.
Ochiltree, Richard Malcolm Johnston, Moses
p. Handy, Thomas Nelson Page, Julian Haw-
thorne, Senator Squire, and others contrib
ute to make the meeting interesting and en-
teraining. Ochiltree and Handy, of course,
have numbers of good stories and personal
experiences to relate, while the others furnish
their quota to make the second one Of
these attractive symposiums brilliant sue
cess,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26

tBAt the Republican county convention
held in Nashville, Tenn, June IA, to select
delegates to the gubernatorial convention in
July, resolutions endorsing President Harri-
sons Administration were voted down. Half
dozen counties in the State have refused to
endorse the administration, notably Ruth
ford, the home Of President Harrison's broth
or, Garter B. Harrison, United States mar
shal. The opposition to the President
comes from the rank and file Of the party
because Of his appointments In the State.
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sgIt seems that the whole purport of the
alleged examination of the auditors office,
under a cooked up Republican statute, is to
rob the county treasury Of money, 81, l,05O.s5,
alleged to belong to the State. The Repub-
can gang wish to replenish their Doodle fund
with this money, but the amount is in the
care of that watchdog Of the Henry county
treasury, ]. G. Waltimire, and there II will
remain, the gang and Interliner" to the con-
trarv
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~The courts of the United States should
never be charged with any political duties.
Their conduct of cases and their decisions
should be kept impartially bipartisan. while
the people believe. and have reason for be-
lieving, will never be done when party in
terests are involved. That United States
courts, when charged with political duties,
are as inscriptions as ward politicians is
proven in the present Florida troubles.
Read the following communication from q
United States marshal, and bearing in mind
that the jurors are wanted for cases where
Democrats are to be tried, note the words
which we italicise:
OFFICE j. R. MHELL, UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL FOR NORTHERN DISTRICT
OF FLORIDA,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July s, 1883.
c. G.. Kirk, ESQ.,. De Land, Fla
SIR: You will at once confer with McBulby
and make out list Of so or 60 names OF true ana
tried Republicans from your county registration
list for Jurors, United States court, aud forward
same to Hon. P. Walter clerk United States court
and it is necessary to have them at once, as you
can see. Please acknowledge this, I am yours
truly, JOHN 4. MzELL,
Please get the names Of parties as near steam.
boat and railroad stations as possible.
If the federal election bill should become
law, vesting power in returning boards ap-
pointed by the chief executive to reverse the
returns which would show the peoples choice,
can any one doubt those returns would be
falsified, if it were in the interests Of the
dominant party they should be? The bill is
intended to promote and to reward POLITICAL
dishonesty. The judiciary that undertakes to
execute it will be corrupt or corrupted. Moth
ingis more certain than that defeat at the
polls awaits the Republican party in 1882,
but if the election machinery of the country
can be controlled by the Republican leaders
by that time the result of the popular ballots
will never be known. This is what the lead
ers of the Republican party now in Congress-
understand. This is why they will attempt
to force the passage of the Lodge bill. Ger
tainIy the people would find the law SO OBJ
noxious they would insist on its repeal, but il
will not be easy to repeal it, once passed. The
House in 1892 will surely be Democratic; to
change the political complexion of the SEN
ate is harder matter and not safely to be
counted on. That the people may not be
robbed of their votes in 1892, the defeat Of
the federal election bill in 1880 is necessary.
Dao
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Congressional Convention.

The Congressional Committee for the 9Th
District met at Dehanoe on Tuesday and sp-
pointed the time for holding the Congresnon-
al Convention for Tuesday, September 10th.
at Defiance. DR.. Campbell, of Fulton ooun-
ty, was selected as temporary chairman and
Bob Patterson, Of Bryan, temporary score
tary. Judge Donnelly attended the committee
meeting as committeeman from this county.
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BThe New York World utters senti-
ment that should be endorsed by every
Democrat in the country when it says, the
Democratic campaign in 1892 should be an
anti Doodle. anti Monopoly, anti -Plutocrat-
ic, anti-W -War-Tax contest.
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Notice to Nonresident Land
Owners of the Survey of
Section 8, Damascus
Tp., Henry Co., o.

ITO J.Jennings and VIM. MarkloR, ct Grand
l. Rapids, o., and W. II. Pugh, at Weston,
Ohio:
You are hereby notified that an application has
been filed In this once, setting forth that certain
original survey corners and monuments of section
nine (9l, town 8, north range east, Damascus
Tp..) Henry county, Ohio, have become lost or un-
certain and praying for the restablishment Of such
corners, and the establishment Of the corners of
the several subdivisions Of said section, and for
the recording Of such survey according 10 law.
July, A. D. 1890, at 10 O'Clock a. m, will be at
the south east corner Of said section 9, Damascus
township, Henry county, Ohio, for the purposes set
forth In said application.
You will be in attendance at said point to render
such assistance as may be necessary for the per-
formance Of said duty.
Given under my hand at Napoleon. Ohio, this esth
day Of April, A. D., 1890.
CHAS. N. SCHwAB,
County Surveyor Of Henry Co., o.
BY Henry Kolbe. Deputy s12.25 May act
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EThe prohibitionists held their State
convention last week. They made the fol-
lowing nominations: For secretary Of State,
Rev. DR.. M. 9. Lockwood, of Hamilton county;
supreme Judge, o. j. Ross, Of Ross, board of
public works, j. M. Scott, of Licking. This
is strong ticket and all the candidates will
take the stump. They are all good speakers,
and they will worry the Republican bosses.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26

BMiss Ella Phelphs chases John W.
Powell from Martinsville, Ind, to Toledo,
O., to remind him that in attending to the
interests of the Farmers Alliance, with which
he is connected, he is forgetting all about
another alliance which is binding upon him
and most important to her peace of mind and
GOOD name
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BThe report comes from New York that
a wrecking steamer, with an experienced
Grew, has left that port for Cape Henlopen
to recover $lO,OO0,OOO in gold Spanish coin
which sunk in vessel off the coast of North
Carolina in 1898.
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BrIt was rumored on the streets the other
day that "Interliner" was about convinced
he has made regular ass of himself as au-
ditor, so much so that he cannot hope for a
reelection, and that now he has his eye upon
the Probate Office, believing he could make a
better probate Judge than county auditor
This rumor has good foundation. In fact last
weeks Signal confirms it. The gang, Of
which 'Interliner" is the head, have CON-
cluded they have lost the auditors Office, and
the Signal, the tail of he gang, smarting un-
der the "snub" it has received from the
Probate Judge, has an idea the people are
waiting for chance to vindicate IL; the tail
has influenced the head enough to have 1t at
least consider the change of base. No use,
gentlemen, figure as you may, lie and in
sinuate as you please, defeat awaits You next
November. At that time the gang will think
ton Of nitro-glycerine exploded over them,
they will be buried so deep.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26

The selection of late date for holding
the Congressional Convention was wise in the
committee. for mole reasons than one. By
that date harvests will be gathered, the
heated term over, the work Of Congress be-
fore the people, which may have some bear
ing upon congressional matters in the States.
While we should have preferred Napoleon as
the place for the convention, yet we are satis-
fed with the committees selection-De-
fance. The contest for the nomination will
be spirited, for 1t is supposed every county
in the district will have a candidate or two.
Henry county in all probability will present
the name of the Hon. D. d. Donovan, as he
is the only aspirant from this county that we
have heard of. Mr.. D. has made creditable
record as Representative at Columbus and
would make an excellent member Of the low
or house Of Congress at Washington.
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HThe taxpayers have already COM
menced to figure up the costs Of the luxury of
Republican Auditor. They find they come
high, Just as we told them they would.
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wThe Commissioner of Pensions like
Oasar's wife, should be above suspicion. The
present dignatary is decidedly tainted with
suspicion. Capital.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate. M
i FIe.s q H.1rs soasi5, ONO. WIN s1ss q s.is
saorday. Jeiy san. fsso. 9t
At 10 ocloeks. N !, Al the norsh door of a. Court
House, In Nspolean, IN SAID county oE Henry, he
following dn3abd4 rsal estate situate n said coun-
ty Of Henry, to-vit; -
The undivided one third AS lpart Of ave t5) acres
OF land lying IN section thirteen (IS) in toWnship
i've (5 north Of range NIX (6l east between the VA
bash and Erie canal and the Toledo, Wabash and 4
Western railroad, and bounded on the east by the
west line ofland owned by Lyman Trowbridge or
Trowbridge Bros, and on the west by q line par
Allel with the west line OF said Trowbfidge's land
and sufficiently distant therefrom 10 make and con-
tain ave (5) acres Of land with all and singular the
fixtures and appurtenances 70 the same belougng.
which embraces the undivided one-thrd Ck) part of
chinery, betting, tools and all Implements used or
placed therein for In connection with the bud-
tngs thereon, for heading, stave and hoop factory,
bs the late firm of Il. II. Woke u Bros, or Woke
Bros. q Wheeler.
Appraised at SfSSS.
Terms Of sale:-0ne cash In hand, one-third In
one year and third In two years from day Of sale
with interest; the deferred payments 10 be secured
by mortgage 0u the premises sold.
RANSALAER HUDSON
Admir- Of the estate of Bernard VOoke deceased
Martin Knupp, attorney for admir-.
June I'd, 1890. Si290
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.g"Interliner George" knowing full well
that it would not be right, and that he is too
big coward to do so. has determined not to
issue warrant for the payment found due
the State by expert (7) Webster. This de-
termination, the Signal says, meets with gen.
eral approval Bosh and nonsense. II the
money is due the State, tbs the duty Of the au-
ditor to draw the warrant. But Russell
knows full well that IL would be an outrage to
make the county pay this money to the State,
and to let himself down easy is going to, bur
den the county with a law suit, the cost Of
which the county will be compelled to pay.
The following is copy of the demand of
the auditors of State for the money said to
be due the State:
"AuDrroR OF STATES OFTIoE,
COLUMBUS, o., June 18, 1880.
Henry county, Ohio, .-..
To the State of Ohio, DR..
To amount found due from said county
of Henry to the State of Ohio upon an ex.
animation made of the auditors and treas
urer's Office of said county, by @. W. Web
ster, duly appointed by and under authority
of law by the Auditor of State, s., ,05O.35."
Draw your warrant, "Interliner and
cease your piling up costs for the county to
pay! --
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Joseph B. Gulbert.
In son, a. administrator Of the estate Of Barbara
Maier, has Aled final account OF his sdn,inistra.
tion, which will be for hearing and settlement july
"--'' NJ. DONNRLLY,
Probate Judge.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Charles NaylOr, deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
i fed as exscutrix Of the estate Of Charles Nay
lor, late of Henry county, Ohio, deceased
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D., 1890.
Made MYERS.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Henry Schall, deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
L fed as executor of the last will of Henry Schall,
late of Henry county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 2Oth day of June, A. D., 1890.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
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Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human or
animals cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
D.J. Humphrey, Druggist, Napoleon, Ohio.
] dec 5-69-1yr
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26

wHe is now known as Dr.. the Miami
university having conferred the degree Of
LII. D. upon Gov. James E. Campbell.
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FHenry county has but three delegates
in the coming Republican State Convention.
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Insolvency Notice.
Estate of William Sheffield, Decd.

ON the fifth day or June in the year 1890, the
~ Probate Court of Henry county, Ohio, de-
clared the estate of William Shefield deceased to
be probably insovent; creditors are therefore, re-
quired to present their claims against the estate TO
the undersigned for allowance, within six months
from the time above mentioned, or they will not be
entitled to payment.
Dated June 1ith, 1890.
FREDERICK ALLER,
3t Administrator Of William Sheffield Decd.
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Come, ''Interliner,'' pay the State the
money you say is due 1t. +
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THE NORTHWEST
fE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND co.
o., JUNE 20, 1890

wWhy don't Russell draw his warrant for
the money he says is due the State.
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The sixth District Vote Last Fan.

At the election for governor last year
he vote in the Sixth district was as follows;
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Probate Notice.
Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Christian Veigel, deceased.
THE Undersigned has been appointed and quail
= fed as executor Of the will of Christian Veigel,
late Of Henry county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this nth day Of June, A. D.. 1890.
JACOB F. VEIGEL.
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Probate Notice,

Commiss sioners OF Henry county, Ohit
GKo. RUSSELL, Auditor, Henry county, D.
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Commissioners of Henry county, Ohio.
eco. RUSSELL, Auditor, Henry county, U.
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TN pursuance Of an order Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Henry county, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auctiou ON