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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Ggana-aXe.s we reserved : perfect
osat.cn and crlss0t Grand R4ns5s aud
s.Atsch1gsn's 10. 8 rtnt fhs az. Malle
81 sloug tile ilEe Capt. Royne uss ecu
ssAngly answering tie Ques4on where
: yoar company fFQuF ard A. sooa Is
tie answer Wss gi.ens oaeeT Upoa cneer
WeBt % from hupare1s of threats.
The captain truly lclt rFoua Il ais me8
ti4at Day. sn4 bad every reason &c ks.
IL was repeatedly remarked fast they
were the naest looking i0t 81 men, "a !
whole, ID the Inc On parade day
There = much ielt Uns@la. bat Ne
must cOuaDe ourselves 70 .lG4tEd space.
What remains HnsSie Nc shan be
pleAsed 10 personally relate when Nc
greet you upon our retuFa Saturday
night. 1ou.s heagtly,
no sIX.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
WlNANS & WORKS.
3 and Tower Block.

ATTENTION C0MEhDBs-h law has been
y uassfd ir which every soldier eau Hri
pension 0f from g. O. ~ Per MONTH ~ t.st
ina their claims In the bands oi n h " nEns
"a u Z leon W orts - rooms 2 end over
hers Grand Rapids. Mon lob ~ At h.fH
leen soldiers. sud one member 81 tlts ifiA has
had faDn erDerifrce a. successf1i pension
scent i yau have pension 81 -. IN e,ni
f9au this 80 car GET 10 increased mans
WorEs rooms ana & Tower o'ees-
tEhNTED- Temale hflp-f lannaress. sfrst
W COOKS 4 sernnd cooks iN Ching room
..,,eris .aea sf-crnd rlrs fhanbfr faaIaa
~ once. Ladies ~ iers. Tower toeE
WANTED Male help nou.fef msrh'n
" si-uf1sn sbop ma nto %, ga iarfh.
Ed a0erfs-goD1 fehfe tfficle ~ p
daT IL men 90 harms. pef das of nontt
arc Tower block
-uH FsLE 0n ExCHkTcF-l rrocsrr sfoes.
s,rns ore good ofrs ana Tower b.ont.
Er0p FfLf..-g lots. nice cer1sef On thafies e..
1Z5rlf 81 8 baraain y taken 81 oHee.
arf Tower bIofE-
Tor FsIT-Thres sroom houses o. Gilbert
st.. So so; so. tas5 payments.
an6 3 Tower tiocs.
EoB ffbT-lf iafer fhis Netk uev fre7Fn
A horse ~ rtbIe uns lof 5zFf15 it foot o. ff
cats teo czsh 40 & Tower hieeh.
sToF EEIr-i9 iofs "a Heeaanir-si.. sfs4'N.
! between FcuHfain anf frifcn. nn ratte
Eas. Gals ss liee shsae tsgHs eafF i.ts
-. fss- HsfeFar Hierf ard Ha enF $751;
ID - ~ vlfsa u1e veakt taen fheF Viii tie
= raea san ior 80 tr Un Colt ore on
ftsris-. reaf 0her-r. sl1s- enc Tower
vt-f HAVE rua.bsf a oi.sainas fof raos
~ fsanT srias from go lrNaras Z ana
Tower hors.
n srFFe .ffse east - bHrfCn- ave. f51fs
~ house aIf 1Ffn ~ sane - rs kaetsi.f
ers~ff snF ard fItrrf fia~f
X rTF. D. rarfaert faaftir 81 preferred =
v ~ epsf u f0T lfs rleh msu SRI $50
rasf aenG Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

fed 81 the Desoerat. TIE Isaoeyotss
honesty, p. rlog-so1, sympathy human
10 and rel goa, are al measured ~ Is
partisan yard -st.ek-if thlngs subjected
~ s1en measurement ca oe properly
desiznated by s0ea sacred terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Any Subscriber 70 THE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~ho fails 10 receive the paper
regularly. or who may have reason 10
complain OF late delivery, viii confer a
special favor by informing this Once OF
the fact at once. send postal card or call
uP teller phone 5Si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Quality wins. The mr. elegant azyer OF The
Toss l. p" a "a IS Lei Fefcri5t be ~ aus
ofher Sc eiSsF. ana 0nly a. InAs best sI4dt q
los cigars
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
REAL EsTAfR CITY


IA AL / Vall Il ) reSsoAAoie oAei tet "a
w aGa fNo houses 81 sac cpfasl al bt.tfesf.-
81 asa felTltseHtss pNuo - 3 h..A tfats'',a ~
Aaa il bolac g. sci. 4. ,. fg2fiie
E41R SA1k-aroon hauSs. uaaera eeRfen
fences centrally ieeefel. eAly t-itA a q
rs ~ Ri. 1lbAs IS asa. a. -"
PUNK q : tAsis. neH reau begss. qriS
AN lcci frQn tAt Naaisaa ave. seANai
hoese. lQf s-s6 IS sl5-ik foF utss.ti. tiiik AZ
! sseE HcN hUlse 81 Aoilr4ta ave-, btt r. tst
l.llt.n ard Nlis. tQr e ~ ssais ptr matft
u ls.ll sol : ta.iIea nua.tff 81 iats 50 rs fyN
AaulElen 81 Paris laslett. hfa1tar. tAa -
tnisnsst. noFta - lfta Ata-. a. lIpl1 49, ~
O. NaArles ii 14lls. 1eay4fe aietA Fear
A. entranCe.
E'OR sALE-9n broaawHs. = miie fFoa elt{
AmitS e~e.l4nss vith ~ koft ~ e',''a
Eae1fn SCH vita eaeA. JQaA 4. NN.sies A 80.
i1144CE gthCs Sobfh lhFlSioAs a. aeA q
fNALL sue see us b xol want > hone 81 ~
- Investment uur property h q lsi-eiet A.se
u : 44fed a. aur Cheers 81. lif4sitt.i-et ~i.e
kiEath ward plate Aea hoDses rehas lef s.tA
~ lhcsf flals tefnss and prices - Aeit >ee-
Cal 81 aEar aid save a. aneS q prices ltf
ncf Carroll. Ace aouSeiIan bia1G
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
CROZIER ( CUTTERS
+. 3. CALDWELL. MANAGER.
Real Estate Department
Weston Building, l5 Canal-st-
Money TO Loan.

ONE lot left on Tenth ave price for the neat
- ten days $50. worth SO.
ONE very desirable lot en- South Lafayette 81.
" lust north 81 fiffh-ave aud one Dot quite
50 desirable just south 81 liithave Also three
"a North Lafayette. two blocks norm ~
bridge bach and every one Is "a bargain.
business lots on the corner ~ Mao ison-ave.
ID and Hsilst.. can be had ht . reasonable
Squire.
I.OR SALE Or EXCHANGE-The four family
Il tenement. located ~ as3 " csi broat-et..
new aud well arranged twenty large rooms b..
sides hall and closets. city AID c.sfern wafer I'D
each suite we'll wafer in yard largt hoseintut
and good sewer connections Do fari every
thing is complete. Viii pay per cent net
WE have Ten new houses for sale Cd easy
W terms located 4 The south. east and Ves'.
We alza have large number ~ residences lof
sale. ranging in price from s1sD To tle.ta-
"a for particulars.
4Q lots ga tie south eac. can be had en
~ e3sy terms.
Crazier CATERS Real Estate Department
E.B. CALDWELL. Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
7. J. Lamb 6 COMPANY,

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone s..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

WANTED Ageats ior tue History al 4he IA
" peuliions ~. lArtnE beeas eAa ut@a1
rircg a Tree. AdGiess q. A. AfewlissA 4 ta.s
Ioieao, Ghio. sila
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

ssssxssSSzr large farm devoted 90 boarding
Esx&T s,horsea 20 acres Of good pasture.
III <Iplcntg o. shaae and good water ue
E}6ftrH barhed wire fence on tht f3rn.
10y ~ Horses taken o. allf frVni free.
Prices less than Tor p8sIurinR nearer the cats.
Telephone my driver al residence No. FL, "r
No. 54. the Anti kaisomiuc Iompanys oince,
a North Diyision-st.. ". b. Church iE-if
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

WANTED gents. 80 ouIhf on thirty Gays
W rlae slie proht - iaaf erels 40 40 rsS
Address. VITA STAMP. sarAls Co, hiesHt. -
uUE ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Unitsd Press Reports. Prompt arc Saris
Delivery. Al the Local News, ard the
cisaasst and Most Plainly Printsa Paper
Pualished in GraRa Rapios.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Circulation Guaranteed 70 BE the
Largest of All Michigan Dalliss TX
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

THn Senate i dsIl-ng ECO long With
zee cor glnal packages NOS looking
upon the wine when it - red, y but sana-
ply delaying the passage of the bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

TIE man that s. hi8 does the sQueal-
ING. Ihe Federal Election oill isa.med
az fraud and tie Democrats s4ueal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

TIE Democrat arises to remark that
Speaker Reed hasa supreme contempt
for precedent, law and propriety." 1t
might have added, "and for skulking
Democrats, also" And a Democrat,
who Is simply q creature of precedent,
whose "dOughfaceism" to precedent
obviatesbis ever learning anything new,
i certainly worthy of contempt only.
And the Democrat IS q Democrat of the
Democrats
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
REAL ESTATE!
AT THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS G BROOKS

Three houses on VOLTS plat sll75 snd 1900
On the Riverside addition. single lots or block
of lots to suit purchaser. Terms reasonable.
Lots on VOLTS addition from $3.50 10 500.
A few lots left on our West Side plat vii
8 furnish lumber to build.
Houses TO rent, farms for sale or exchange,
cali on us before going elsewhere.
Money to loan at lowest rates of interest.
ONCE open Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
BROOKS K BROOKS.
% aud q New Houseman Block.
Telephone 1lH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Is 1870 there we're about coo. 900 com
mercial travellers in the United States.
The number u now about 4o0. 600. Com
mercial travellers are an intelligent,
vide awake class OF men and are Re
publicaus by a large majority. May
their shadow never grow less.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

MR. Hut has visited Indianapolis in
the CAPACITY Of = political fence builder.
Now Mr.. Cleveland is going there in the
same capacity. Keep it up, gentlemen;
but the Republicans VIII f0reclose their
rnartaars hne IN 1879.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

EOH ealE-enow eases ~ about oEe-haf
hrsi cost. once aesk 81 .h taAal-sI. fsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

INOR SALf-New steam launch. very nicely
4 built. s. n. lone. e. beam. txs IN engine.
Clyde boiler, frstclass Ia every respect suita-
bic TOR Reeds Lake. Inquire 81 n. y. HqWiett
or Capt John Bulge. Grand Haven. Mich. 81
LIANTED-Eyery consumer a. stove case
w line 70 know that ] an selling stove Pas
Oliae IN any quantity az ceatS per gallon.
delivered o. any psri o. the city. h -. ElAn-
wood. corner Last Fulton and south Division
81. Telephone 1855 nov J. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

A LoxDox policeman - pad about
$3.50 a year. In this country a police
man s psid from 500 60 500 year.
other wages stand IN just about the
sane relative condition
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

CoSGRrsssfAx Hrs,ftxx's majority n
Oregon vas 10000. In his case the IS
sue was squareiy made on protection
and hence bis triumphant election was
vindicatiOn Of that principle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
MsoELlAaE0us

rLAIRNOY ANg-Mrs. Df Hll. 81 New ork
y city can be consulted 80 oInce l-. lOs Aud
1c- M0uroe-st.. on al affairs II life. being =
celebrated business claifxsyant. astrolorlst
and palMisi, Nbo lae a reputation THROUGH
OCT The world for accurate and iruthful read
ines Of the past, pa sent aud future through
lea wonderful EgKptian magic mirror, Ir-
moves al evil Influences and family esiralGo-
fnents: uuiIes the separated; can-rs speedy
marriages. brings success % The unsuccessful
and fells when 10 M AXE profitable Investments
consultation from 81 20 81, also tails iuli name
aud shows picture 81 ine ODE yea VIII marry
Mrs Hin has been consulted ~ TIE most sue
cessful bus ness men and ladies' n New J ork.
boston and Chicago. BoUrs strictly from Do a.
ia. TO p. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

TEkNTE D--Bes~sers ana rosmfrs ffcn SIC
" 90 sff Der Hees zi5 fas' a.ftln.sf. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

nj 5516D so psr vssz IS . iorss D.
- FIs'oa-st ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
80 wANrEp-FEKALE.

lKANTED-0ne lSGSs compGnion Scr East
w era to0T Cooperative Lmpies mcut Co.
isl5s Aeng0e-si. laa
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
Progress Of Science.

A curious mishap to submarine
cable is reported from South America.
The cable failed to work, and on goine
out to repair it the body of an immense
whale was found entangled in it.
Russia is considering plan for bridg.
ing the Behring Straits. The length OF
the bridge from shore to shore will be
more than sixty miles. Intervening
islands break this distance into bridge.
able lengths.
Professor Swift, of the Warner Oh.
servatory, Rochester, has discovered q
new comet; it is described as faint,
When first seen it stood within 100 OF
the North Pole. Its course is south
wards towards the constellation Cas-
siopeia.
The American Geological Society will
meet in the American Museum of Nat
ural History in this city on Thursday
and continue in session for several days,
The list of papers already announced
exceeds forty. The origin of the society
dates back to 1910. 1t was reorganized
on an entirely new basis in 1888.
This must be taken for what it is
worth. 1t is told of a man in West
gate-on-sea, England, that while work.
ing in dynamo, an iron splinter flew
in his eye. The pain was excruciating,
and no one was able to extract it. The
sufferer finally hit upon means. He
approached the dynamo, placed his eve
In the magnetic field, and as if by mag
ic the splinter was drawn out.
A plan for disposing observer gas pro.
pos ed some time since by Mr.. John
Penn of Greenwich, England, has come
up again for serious consideration. The
scheme is simple, and as experiment
has shown, effective. Chambers Jour
nal describes the method as consisting
in ''causing ordinary street lamps to be
made air-tight, except an opening be-
low leading into the sewer or drain,
and chimney above to carry off the
products of combustion. Test papers
applied Immediately below the burner,
by discoloration show the pressure of
the gas in abundance; applied above at
tests its absence, thereby proving that
the gas has been consumed.
The Academic de Medicine has been
discussing the liqueur apsinthe, the
consumption of which in the French
capital is enormous, and whose evil ef-
fects are everywhere manifest. The liq-
ueur is made from the essence of worm
wood, combined with that of anise
seed, peppermint, and other aromatics,
mixed with alcohol. M. Laborde, a
prominent academician, has shown
hnk hn la 81
worm-wood and not the anise seed, as
formerly believed. The Investigator
reached this coclusion by innoculating
two guinea pigs; the one with essence
of worm-wood, the other with essence
of anise seed. The effect of the auise
seed was deep sleep, and the worm
wood violent commissions and death by
epilepsy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
Doodle Legislators.

A receiver was recently appointed to
wind up the affairs of the Topek (Kas.
life insurance company. In the legal
proceedings that followed to get posses
sion of the effects of the company it be-
came necessary to place A. P. Fuller,
secretary, upon the stand. Fuller was
an unwilling witness but he was forced
to tell the truth concerning his COM
pany. He testified that State Senator
Frank Gillette, Republican, had been
paid at one time $400, at another $3.50
to influence legislation in favor of the
insurance company. The company had
also paid Hon. J. r. Burton, a repre-
sentative in the lower branch of the
Legislature, a Republican and candi-
date for the United States Senate, four
or five notes for the sum of $500 each.
Cash payments to the amount of 1881 .85
had been made and $13 interest had
been paid on these notes. The secreta-
ry further testified that another ex-Re-
publican State Senator, w. P. Hook
ney, had been paid $3.50. Fifty dollars
amonth had been paid G. A. Calmer,
Clerk of the House, to keep the COM
pany posted. The witness admitted
that these payments had been made in
every instance to "influence legisla-
tion."
Here is o pretty state of affairs
among "high moral" Republicans
caught in the very act of bribing and
being bribed. The whole matter is
respectfully referred to the "boodle'
cry Republican papers of Ohio.-Fain
Dealer.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
THE NORTHWEST
WHY HE FAvoRs BRICE.
A Talk With Frank Hurd-Toledo
Sentiment Overwhelmingly for the
Lima Candidate.

A Talk With Frank Hurd-ToledC
Sentiment Overwhelmingly for the
Lima Candidate.
TOLEDO. Dec. 81 An evening paper
prints interviews on the senatorial
question with all of the prominent
Democratic leaders in Toledo and the
result is an overwhelming sentiment
for Brice. Ofthe eightynine interviews
the tally Is as follows: Brice 72, Hurd Z
Thomas 8, Mcmahon ], Campbell 1, ].
Il. Neal l, not decided 4.
Hon. Frank H. Hurd for the first
time declares his views unequivocally
as follows:
II am for Mr.. Brice for senator for
many reaaons. He has been for many
years an earnest believer in tariff reform.
In the almost hopeless battle for that
cause which have made in thss dis
trict he has been my earnest friend and
sympathizer. He has co.Operated with
me In state conventions and on the COM
mittee of resolutions in those bodies
when some Of those who are shouting
now for tariff reform and are hostile to
him were opposing us. He has done
more for this cause in this part of the
state than any other man in Ohio out
side of this congressional district.
He Is chairman of the Democratic
national committee and executive COM
mittee. I know of what great service
w. III. Barnum of Connecticut was to
the Democracy of his state while occu-
pying the two positions of senators and
chairman of the national committee
and am certain that Mr.. Brice will be
of like servie to his party in Ohio when
he shall occupy a similar position
Good politics demand his election,
"As a citizen of northwestern Ohio I
favor his election. He is a neighbor
largely interested in the development
of the special interests of this consider
alton would not be weighty with resi-
dents in other parts of the state, I think
it ought to determine the vote of every
Democratic member of the legislature
from northwestern Ohio in his favor.
mo one will question his attain
ment. He has had liberal education.
His ability as lawyer is well known to
the members of the legal profession in
this part of the state. His ability as a
business man has made his name
known and respected in all financial
circles in this country.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
The Hottest Spot on Earth.
Boston Herald.1


The hottest region on the earth is on
the southwestern coast of Persia, where
Persia borders the gulf of the same
name. For forty consecutive days in
the months of July and August the ther.
mometer has been known not to fall
lower than 1902. night or day, and to
often run up as high as 1899 in the af.
ternOon. At Bahrin, in the center OF
the torrid part of the torrid belt, Of
though it were natures intention to
make the region as unbearable az posi-
BILE, no water can be obtained from
digging wells 100, 200 or even 500 feet
deep, yet comparatively numerous
population contrive to live there,
thanks to copious springs, which break
forth from the bottom Of the gulf, more
than mile from shore.
The water from these springs is OBJ
tained by divers, who dive to the bot
tom and fill goatskin bags with the
cooling liquid and sell it for living
The source of these submarine foun.
tains Is thought to be in the green hill
Of Osman, some 500 or 900 miles away
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
ELECTRICITY A SURE
DEATH.
SUCCESSFUL TEST OF THE ELEC-
TRIOAL EXECUTION MACHINE.
An Experiment With a Horse and Calf
Both Killed Instantly-An OPP
ertion OF Tracheotomy Per-
formed on the Calf Fails to
Restore Life.

AUBURN, n. Y. Jan. 1.-The com
mission TO test the electrical execution
machinery performed their work In tn,
prison here yesterday afternoon.
The commission desired to test tn,
machine upon animals, and an old horsl
and four weeks-Old calfwere procured
and taken into the prison. Reporter
were not allowed to witness the tests
but this evening DR.. Mcdonald an
nounced that the calf and the horse
had been put to death with a sudden
ness that was highly gratifying to the
commission.
A current of about one thousand volts
was used. The horse was killed first
The wires were attached to his head
and to one of his hind feet just below
the gamble joint. The animal was in
stantly killed, the time of the contact
being less than half q minute. The
horse made no struggle, and there was
no evidence that he suffered. This ex-
pertinent on the horse confirmed an
experiment which Doctors Mcdonald
and Rockwell had at the Edison labora-
tory last summer. The horse which
was killed then made no struggle. In
JLlc eApcIlulouL Ou LuO Cnil bAO Ilulo vi
the contact was less than ten seconds.
AS soon as the calf fell over and the cur
rent was shut off, DR.. Fell performed the
operation Of ftracheotomy (opening the
wind pipe) and applied his patent
resuscitating apparatus, maintaining an
artificial respiration for half an hour,
but the calf was beyond the help of
science. In this case there was no sus-
pended animation. The alternating
current had done its deadly work so
effectively that it was instantaneous.
DR.. Fell, who is the professor of
physiology in the Buffalo Medical Col
lege, has used his resuscitating appera-
tus successfully in five cases, when an
to take life had been made by
the use of poison or by cutting the
throat. In these cases an artificial
respiration had been kept up for sever
al hours and the patients had recover
ed. The apparatus consists Of tube
and bellows and some delicate mechani-
cal contrivances to control its workings.
The members of the commission had
him come to Auburn expressly to at
tempt to restore the lives of the animals
operated upon, and his inability to do
20, they think, demonstrates that the
electrical current is sure death every
time.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09

The Mansfield Shield and Banner is
jubliating over the fact that it can beat
any paper in Ohio in the number and
value of its libel suits. Only a few
years ago the Banner enjoyed the pleas
ure Of having a SlOO, 900 libel suit; but
the plaintiff was smart enough to
skedaddle before it came to trial. These
libel suits against editors are usually
brought by characterless fellows who
dread the exposure of their misdeeds;
and the socalled "lawyer" who are en-
ployed are generally briefless pettifog.
gers who are disgrace to the profes.
sion.-M. Vernon Banner.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
Gone for Good.

1t is to be hoped that the barbarous hustle
has gone for good, but it is certain the great
discovery Of DR.. Franklin Miles has come to
stay and alleviate human suffering. This
wonderful nerve food and medicine builds up
worn-out systems, cures fits, spasms, head
ache, nervous prostration, dizziness, Sleep
lessness, monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc.
Mrs. John R. Miller, of Valparaiso, Ind,
and j. D. Taylor, of Logansport, Ind,
gained 20 pounds month while taking it,.
Finely illustrated treaties on Nervous Dis
eases" and sample bottle of the Restorative
Neryine, free at I. Leist's who guarantee it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09
A Woman's Discovery.

another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in
this county. Disease fastened its grip
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery for consump-
tion and was SO much relieved on TAX
ing the first dose that she slept all
night, and with one bottle has been
miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write w. G. Ham
rick & Co., of Shelby, N. C.-Get a free
trial bottle at l. Leist's drug store.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-09

GOOD ADvIcE.-The following whole.
some advice is scissored from an ex-
change: you have a small farm OF
business and are out of debt, don't fret
yourself and your good wife into the
grave for the sake of making money.
You have one life to live and It Is very
brief at best. Take little comfort and
pleasure as you 60 along day by day and
try and do little good to others. A
morbid, insatitate desire to possess the
earth, to grab everything in sight is at
the foundation Of more misery than
almost any other one thing. Wealth
alone will never keep your memory
green after you are gone-a good life
and kind actions will"