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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21
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Invite you to call or send for their new
sample book of fine Correspondence Pa
pers and styles of Engraved Cards. 95
East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21

Zephyr Dress Ginghams
At 10c per yard at Habighorst & Co.'s
corner Seventh and WacOuta.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21

Plenty of Work Cut Out for the
Young Men.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21
sALUTED THE COLOR.

UiUtrWeaF DireCt From the MiIIs
AT the Plymouth Clothing House.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Der Yeterspiennts elmer
SGucriu.

Wa9balena Sotousta, cine 8duerin
aus Rabopie in BoIsu, b0rte pom Der Bss
brdugnib bsS 81. Satsrs. sic ltebt ben
s0ttliGeu gtI0isr, tie Itebt i'm In ieinem
StattbaItsr, benz I'll. Batter !; be6pesau Mil
fs tbm bslfsn. sic sriparte ii3 20 5rts.
(WRt. l6), bic fie benz 81. Batter seben
nil. &ber pie2 sic mill IS TOM mad
Iangem gsbsnsen iel6er brinssn; teun
isoer aubsre Wes i8ten ibr ni5t fiber aes
mug. SbBlei9 Elm cItsS Wittsrden nit
srausn 9aarsn, madt fs fd pon 0ar:
i6au aus auf ben Nes mad 8Om. llnb
auf oieiem msbrere bunbert Stunbe en- lans
gen Wsgs bat ie ni9ts anberes ~qstrunten
aIs @aher. @inss Cages, ais 4. Deuti5s
lamb bur3piI9erte, ilbsriel lie Dor 6unger
uno Grmattuus cine Sbnma5t. Ste lag
LANCE 3sit bswuBtloS am Raube Der
Strabe; als is p;ecer Su li9 fum, sog
iie, fat itb nit Spsife un6 Grant su
~itirten, nur ben Isoerneu @irte[, uelter
ibr Rleib um9ab, feit an unb feste ibrs
&siie fort. nSsbsS RaI," ipTa9 fe,
,.wenn msin UfaseH idris, so1 :.i5 msiusn
Sdttsl feft an, uub id %uerboppelte x,sins
S9ritte, inosm i'd an ben 81. @atsr
badte." lnterwess wurbs ls iosur 3ueis
nal ms @efdngntB ssporfeu. @nblid
lanste fs tn &Om an, uub fe bat ibrs 20
6runts benz 81. Satsr leIbit ~lbsrssbsn non
9anb in 9anb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Span3igstes &apiteI.
0as Gus Scm idpG6tihen SorIe &C:
tpOr0eg.

Sn turBer 3sit mar ba8 Oorf wie UNI:
seiaGfsn. Ser S5mieb Staus BAN.
me.te topisr b'Iauf los; Der S5nsib.r
Slns ,ps muu!er bic Jaoel aus, Der Sdu:
tier 6in;s ps,ftlliste 9lutoii 1 emIiser ais
ie; Der Waurer S;nilsI 2~inielte, Dag IS
cine 5,sube mai; uno Der Bauer SD
pfigte has Feb, p5ue bic S6ien ilber.
miR'9 III p:iJ,ln. Die @eibsr Gbsr,
islblt bic JOINT 10 b6ie Rdtbs ni5t ausee:
uommsr, pu,ben in isosr bdusIiae1 Yss
,iebung uabye Maiierhlber. Die Rinoer
uaren t5rsn giterE untsttban, potien bic
Gtbsit muntsr an uHo bsiu4ten flet6is air:
de unb S6u!e, UNI uur aasin 9utss unb
NGslitss 5u Iernen.
gu bieier lImpaubtuns trug unilrst,ts
bas pogtrsfilide Suiaumsnpirtsn bss
neueu 5srrn S5srridtsrs nit benz uners
miastsn GIfsr bss Hatsr EsomuS bas
Wsiite bel. Rur, uno gut, griier:r 9;ns
isI6lt ieOer Belt, gu 6auie, im Utsi'n uno
ia Der Rir6e nit d9t 6tiitli3em Bel
fpisle ben Inters b!neu uorau. llrb ber
Pater Edpusiner mar barlter 10 snts
s1dt, bag rfimals feline 3sIs pon benz
@s5ete wioetbauts: ,,9ott lei OaHtl Dec
@rGtias!"
BUR Elm sin3iser mar nit bieisr slidie.
liSea ~umwano!uns rt9t iuf'isosn oGs
mar Der Wsiittr S9larum. Gr bate feline
Bai1ou ni4t anfsesebtn. ieoen 5rembsn,
Der in istnsm 9auit 9iate5r nabm, gum
Spiele gu beuegeu unb abi9enIi5 su Sc.
triiSen. Sieb erfu6r Der 0err Sbsrri5ter,
unb CAB inn cor abIauf bss beltimmten
Eermius ben Wiut, er tbue sei1eiot, penn
sr ie f6usasr ie Itsber feline 8ttbi5aft an
irseuo eineu orbentli6en Rann briuse unb
ib nod nit @brsn bacon i5Iuse. mic man
gu iasen pileSt.
Weiiter SblaSum. Der nit benz rsuen
Ssrn Oberri3ter ni9t 10 gut Sreunb wers
ben %tornts, ME er NIT benz psritorbsnen
Germ SeOsrIe es sepeisu, lief ii9 bic
Wabuuns 9eiast lein - unb bas mar
feline flisite 9anoIun9 in ieinem sanjen
Qeben.
gr bot isin anpeisn 6iisniii5 fell, unb
batts fir bislss 8srfabren swti 9riuSs.-
,.@ritens," iaste er, bat Der neus Ssrr
O6sui9tsr 10 feline 9uiion. MID nidt
Ieiben 81 t6Hnen. tnbem er auf @inbulturs
Der nd&tIi8en YoIijeiitun6s gar gu itrsuse
iisbt, Wuit: unb Ganj : Sdeine isIten
auSifeat, unb has 6artenipieI aus Der
3s9itube sanS unb gar psrbannt Dat: po'
raus foIst, bag Elm @iItb, Der isinen srSB:
ten 9roft aus nG&tIi5sm BirtbSbausbe:
iud, aus Gar5maftsn unb RartenIpieI sss
3ossn, bel FOLDER @eitaItans Der DinSe Su
@runbe seben mug"
u3wsitsus," iaste er, ,,iit meme 0Ors
isit Der Issten 9trsrei, no Der S&reten
ibr risiermdbis suSsisst, BON 10 ~fatalsH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

frasenb anicb, ibittelte er mir bic Sane
uno iaste: ,Stebe, neil bu, 10 lang id
BID tsnne, tetu RarisnbIatt in bic 6aue
ssuommen. Wtr 1T bieB bDaH6e SpieI
uesbabt. llnb i'd bab' es sefdworsn, pab
i'd teinen Siener tn meinem 6auie Ieioen
nil, ber bic Edrten nur pom ferne ans
idauen mag. Rein anberer bat Std ae.
baItsn. 81 Bill Der Ginsise, Ritel -
unb b'rum bab' i'd bid list 8epounen."-
60 iaSte meiu brauer Ser,; mir ifanbsu
bic Etrdnen tn ben Iussn. l.ab ebrerbies
iis tibt' i'd ibm bic 9aub. rs itanoen
ibm aber aud bic Ebrdnsn in ben Nusen;
uno tisfbepe9t fubr er 81 reben fort: $50
mar in iiuseren Sabrsu Elm leibeni9aftlis
der &atteuipieIer. Guf elmer &siie fpieIts
i'd zines Cages In eirem 0rtbsbauie an
Der 9seiitraBe nit einem Srsmosn. Der
Wann tetros mid. SD idaIt i'm. Der
Birtb lsste ftd barein, nabu, meme gars
tie, uub idlus benz anbern elm 9ein ent.
;wei. Spdter b6;te lib, oaB er nun eiusr
Stelsf.s babe. Bon isasr Sit an bate
Id eiae SsntnerIaIt uuf msInem @eDiHsn.
Sd maGte mir Go,w6,fs. hOB Der Mann
oulG mid Ssitlsbsrs uugIiftit gsuor.
ben. &enu er mid aud IN, psuiss @elo.
ffits bstrcssn, 70 mar RE CITRATE fir biss
len 9etrus bed gu srdBIi6. SD that
aaes W6git6e, ietnsn Iufeut6alt aus;u:
fo,ideu, bamit t5 fir ion iorssn tSnnte
- auetn bts5er mar IS persebeEs. -
DieB etSdblts mi, Der Ssrr Sfisisr. uub
i'd eruieberte ibm: ,.Sn meinsm Dorfs,
sndoiser Ser, TT ieit Rursem Elm StsIs:
fuB, eth alter Snpalioe. 49,"
,8ombsn unb @ranaten! idrte Der
StsIspster, Der 1d nimnsr bultsu tonrts,
$50, i'd bins, unb td polte, bas I'D
usin Bsin In Der iedsten, niat a5sr in Der
iiebenteu Sataiae u~s,Iorsn bate. !"
.,@sma5!" pintte i5m Der Widel III.
,@sma4, 9err Better, uub b6ret mid bis
ans Gube," Sss @ei9t meines suteu
Germ erbsitsrte fd BEL bisisr tr0itii5sn
Ra5rt9t unsemein. ,.WidsI," iaste er,
,,nin1m bieien SdlahsI, uub oHns bort
ben S5ront; urb ben srossu @sloiat sus
uoSerif hsbit Oh beraus." = Sd tbat, wie
mir bsfoblsn mar. Damn ipra9 er mel.
III. vSSo WV SSSVbA 6at yJutllc W. Iut
bsiue treuen Oienfe, unb Defenders fir
bic Bebarrlt5tsit, NIT Der bu bas &drtsns
iptsl gsmieben. Serblsibs 10 Bis in bein
9rub. Die aubsre Silfte briasit bu benz
SteIsfuB, ,peuu ct terielbs lit, Zen i5 ,um
RIippeI semadt. ST s,'s ni5t, 10 iouit
bu bamit in bsin,m Sorfe cine Stiituns
fir SnpaIicen srinoeu."
,Sombsn -" i5ris Der StsI,pster,
uno Die 9tanater blisbsn i'm bissmol I'M
5aiis fetsr, unb bic Sbrdnsu roQtsu 5aus
t~enweiie auf ieinsn S9uurrbart. Damn
tniste er, 10 mibiam es NIT benz 6oi,erueu
Seins bsrsins, mittsn in bic stu6e, unb
i@dmte ii5 n,6t, Der aIte SaplIioe, ben
Namd&ttsen, ter ieinsm 8o5ltbater einen
10 suten @ebduseu %etnsegsben, DOR
uuen aupeisnben gu prsiien NIT sinsm
trdftiSen: Ser @ott. bid lobe i'd
Ssrr Soft, ptr baute i'd! Mein 2sbtas
mid i'd bid ni9t uerse1sn! - llnS ssrue
MIL i'd alien. preitbeftsu SoIoaten uuS
Rameraben pom benz Weinisen mittbeilsu.
Scmben uno @rauaten, ba;u lit Der SteI,s
peter Der re5te Rann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
| Batter In bic Stu5e. Die WGurer tnie.

Iater tn bic Stu5e. Die M6uner tniss
ten ON Bohen nisber, bie!tsn bic 6dnoe
ont, unb beteten NIT aitteIuhsr Gimme
Rsu' unb getb. Ter Woursr Strffel NIT
benz go6 i'm &opfs bate f1 nit ut9tS biz
nidts 3u linen ssieat. Oenu iein @ss
piifen laste ibm: ,,Du btf IN, tsin 9aar
better, aIs bieiel"-
Stun belt i5ueu Der ehipirbige 9siifs
Ii5e cine Gu6s,lt ernife unb ,ib,enbe
StrafpreSist; bic @eiber idIu9sten re6t
bsr;Ii5, bic 6tnber ~1ertten iebr geipannt
aui bic Worte bes Baters; uuo bic Wdns
net ielbf i9lusen an ibre 8ruft, betauus
ten ibre 2eibeni9aft, unb peripraSen poas
tommene 8eferuus.
Nidt 70 ber 9orfi6sIm. &aum bate
er ben Ridsn uou SdIdae, 10 i1Itd er
wdbrsnb benz ribrsnben UT, ben Yater
Gbomas ausfibrte. gun, SpteItii9e, itri6
aIss @oIb unb SiIber 3uiammsu, itsdte
es tn bic Eai9eu unb woute it4 pfsiIi9uel
aus benz Staube ma1sn.-
Suein Der S~tsIspstsr. Der ibu teiner
4ussnbItf aus benz @ef1te geIa6sn,
putte i'm, unb bonne,ts ibm in bic Sbren:
Bomber unb @ranaten, tsnnit bu mid
nitt msbr, S9urts, Eaidsnipislsr. 9srs
fibrer, bsfen iaubers Bstannti9aft ID
auf Der 9anbifraBe sema9t2 Dsinsr elem
ben &unit usrbant' i5 bisisu Stelsfus,
uub bate ibr pobI Elm swisss getbsrbsn
susui1rsiben. psnn mid bte @uaoe bes
Iisben 9srrsotts midi nod 3sitIi5 senus
pom 8anbe bss Ibsrunbss binussaerifIsn.
Itr sslten bic S'eibriefs III ben Ssituns
gen. Ou Bit Der iaubsre Oottor S1pei;
ger. ber Eaidenipislsr abususrus unb Der
S9ass,dbsr 9arpar. Auein es 1T be-
reits seiorst, oaB bu ber sers5teu Citrate
nimmer %entrinnsit. Sd babe ber Seb6rbe
eiuen @int sessben. 8ombeu unb @ras
natsn. bic Stunbe lit basu bsitimmt, BET.
men S9urtsnit siasu Elm gnbe gu mas
den"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

Summer bin nod 10 gut ubseIuufen. l1ub
bic Wdrrer idnuren %suiamreu, iie mol
len untsr @ottss 8siitano a~nfanseu,
antere Meuidsu 81 uetben.
Der StelSpeter nnbm BEN bsrsIi9i fen
Nntbsil on Der Srsuoe Der 2euts. l1nb aIs
ct ie Bel aufffetsenber Worssnionne Nru
in Grm unb Sanb in 9ano 10 frtsblid
uub nit Den beiten 8oridser mad 9aui,
wanSsIn iub, unb i9 NIT Rs8t benton
bu,fte, er babe bur9 feinen sanSen beion:
bern Sian, womit CT bic SpisIletbeuiSafl
ld5srli5 sema9t. aua ietn S5drlsi gu,
9etebruus Der gsrbIenoeten bei~eetrasen,
ba uiidte er ft9 elm paar srobe Ebrdneu
aus ben Iusen, unb lief nit Der rsoli5'
item 5rsubs: ,,gomben unb @ranater.
ba5u mar i'd Der rs1te Wann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Malaria.

lleber Nalartaun malarta,artige Sranh
better iino BON @eiebrten Iton game BIB.
liotbeten geIhrieben iporben. ySie melt Gle
GerSte audi iouit in ibreu InIiften BON etn.
al0er abrpetd)cu rl6Jelt, oarin i~tinlnlen fe
ole iiberein, bab Der Git Der Otdlarta i'm
Slut 1T uro ba6 fte rarneutlid bic Dttfj
angreift. Otalaria fam iiberal uorfommeu,
finoet iid1 aber regelnlGBig in feuhtell, tief
gclsgerCn gGnoItrtden un0 9egen0ell nit
ifDnerem Voosi. SIM nDrolid)cr europa in
fe weniger uerbrcitet, I'M 10 bduIiger fomtrat
fte In gtorO., Nfittel. NIB Siioamerita Dor,
r%arlentlid in IOlteu @egenoen, ole etu
feuhtWarmcs Sltrld haber uno nod uitt
lang. urbar genlad)t rporoen iilo. Walaria
Tx tetne aultcdeiloe &rauthett I'M lamb.
ldufigen Siune ee5 @orteS uno Ielbit in
@egeuber, no lie Iebr bGufi9 - enoCmtlh-
berrIdt, fam man it6 ourt perliinftige
VebeuSpeiie mo einige @GunSheitssg laB.
regeln baoor I1iiteu. Sabiu geb0ren por
QQem WiGStgtett i'm Gilcn uno Srinien,
Scrmeiouug oes Gtudtbmers tibler felitter
Naftiuft. Weientlid) fir Die Srbaltung
Der 9elunobett 1T cine geregelte SeroauHng
ulo oa6Irh beoiugte ungebemmlte SlutcIr.
tulattor, Ioruie Ihleuntge Abiubr aller Der.
braud)teu rno per6orbeuen SIfte aus benz
fDrper. Stou oaS bel allen malaria,arti.
gen Sroufbeitcn iih bemerfbar maheuos
@uihmcueu Ger 0ttlS oas in bartnidigsn
Sdlleu in NtiiSperbdrturs ausartet, benefit
6eb gelt0rter SluttrciSlouf Die SauptaueGe
Der &rdnfheit 1T. lin INN ben Sreislauf
leifturo fret al MAIDEN uno BEN 9armtaual
%tuiteter eriprie6lihcr SbGtigfett III erbalter,
gibt es feiu beiiereS Wtttel als Die aus ben
beiltrdftigiteu ge,uitrStgIten Ilpentrduteru
5ubereitetcu ct. Bernard &rGuter.Yilen,
bic a % Gents BON y. HeuItdotcr & Co., 9oS
24l6, New yorf, ioiuie in ieoer guteu Ipo.
tbete ju baben iiub, uuopelte ieber iopgiame
Sausuatcr oOer 2etter elmer Grjiebungsan.
ftalt itetS i'm Sauie babeu iolte, nm fe 70.
fort benz Yatterten i'll reifeu, tpeuu it6 bet
6ertielben Die gsriugiteu Gpuren BON auge-
neirem llebeibsfuSeu ODER St0rung S.s
SluttreiSlaufS eiuitsleu icltsu. Die Biueu
ptrfen loisno uuS blutretuigeno unb ents
ferten bas Walartagtit ans BEN S6rper,
obue benielteu III idlpibsu.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

AMONG the many peculiarities of this
government is that of representation,
says the Bowling Green Sentinel. Tax
alton falls equally upon all, but repre-
sensation varies. For instance: The
state Of Nevada has a population of 49,
761, and is represented iu congress by
one congressman and two senators;
Wood county has an equal population
and has only one-sixth interest in one
congressman and one eighty-eighth in
terest in two senator's; Delaware has
1853, ,943 population and has two senators
and one congressman, while in Ohio
the counties of Wood, Lucas and Full.
ton, with the same population, have a
very small fraction of the same repre-
sentation. Idaho has 84,345 and has
congressman and two senators. The
counties of Wood and Hancock have
more population than Idaho. Wyom-
ing has ,705 people. Wood and Hen
ry counties have more. Its unfair, but
unfortunately we have to stand it. Un-
Gle Sam has peculiar organization,
but he's built that way and can't be
changed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14
Can This Be True +?
columbus World. \

columbus Worldly
1t is high time to put an end to the
disgraceful custom of Legislative en-
ployes committing such wholesale
grand larcenies as were perpetrated the
last few days of the session. They seem
to have fairly gone mad at the prospect
of public p!under, and to have rushed
for it with the same avidity as barbar-
ian soldiery sacking city of the ene-
my and carrying off the women of their
vanquished foes. The greed and ra-
pacity of these fellows surpasses belief
and excites virtuous indignation even
among less respectable thieves. Among
other things that came up missing were
valuable rugs pilfered from the stand
of the presiding officer, and worth at
least $35. One page boy carried off six
china spittoons, and another one even
took off a lock from one of the desks. A
certain member sent page boy after
the dictionary. Suspecting something
the book was not given up. Soap last
ed no time. Brushes and combs, though
held by chains, were torn from their
fastenings and pocketed. Loose gsta-
tionery was safe nowhere. Pencils,
pens, and paper of all kinds were spir-
tied away as if by magic. The clock
happily was nailed fast to the wall, and
the Speakers stand was too large to be
carried through the door. If the names
of the thieves should be published it
would create sensation,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

THE Omaha Bee, the leading repub-
lican paper of Nebraska, has this to say
of the ousting of Gov. Boyd by the re-
publican supreme court of that state:-
ut is regretable that republican court
has been called upon to oust demo-
cratic governor who has been duly cleo
ted for the sole purpose of giving his
place to a republican who had not been
voted for" The dissentingjudge; Max
we'll, is, according to the Bee, the ablest
jurist on the supreme bench, and he
held that Boyd's residence in Nebraska
at the time of the territory's admission
into the Union made him citizen of
the state. Since '76, when the republi-
can leaders first took their lesson in
thievery, the fellows will steal any
thing they can lay hands upon.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14
A Test Case.

In the year 1890, w. II. Dennis, a
resident of Bloom tp., Wood county,
refused to work his poll tax on the pub
lie highway, on the grounds of the law
being unconstitutional. The supervis-
or of the road district brought suit, Oc-
tOber l, 1890, TO recover the sum of S4,
50 for the two days labor and 81 for the
penalty, before Esquire Weaver. of that
tp. The Justice gave judgement for
the plaintiff. The case was appealed to
the common pleas court where the
judgment of the justice was affirmed.
The case now goes to the supreme court
of the state. The issue of the case is
one of importance, as the people are
anxious to know whether the poll tax
law of the state can be enforced or not.
Rep.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14
NORTHWEST
Subscription Price Re-
duced to 81 Per Year.

At last seeing our way clear to the
carrying out of a long contemplated re-
duction in the subscription price of the
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST, 1t is with
pleasure that we announce such a re-
duction this week.
Not to be'behind the times, in fur
nishing the best for the least money
in placing the local paper of Henry
County on the same vantage ground,
not only respecting worth but also
price, with metropolitan journals;
and, in order to increase our already
large subscription list, until every
household in Henry County contains
a copy of the paper,-the price of the
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST from this
time forward will be ONE DOLLAR
for whole year!
This price will be made only to those
who pay strictly cash in advance, and
limited to Henry County. These terms
will be strictly adhered to, so don't ask
us to deviate therefr ON, as this low
rate can only be maintained by the
strictly cash in advance system, and
keeping up a large and growing sub
Dscription list. Now is the time to SUBJ
scribe, or, if already a reader, pay up
back subscription and secure the ben
eft of the low rate.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that
Congressman Jerry Simpson, of Kan
sas, is charged with not wearing socks,
his head is level on more things than
one. He says: "You have foolishly al
lowed few people to get hold of the A
l land and hold it out of use, and now
you have to pay them for the privilege
of living on the earth. Where did they
get their title? Can they trace it back
to God Almighty? No, sir, they can
not; then 1T is not any more their land
than it is mine. We should say to them:
"If you will hold this land out of use
we will make you pay we'll for the
privilege. We will tax you so that you
will either have to make good use Of it
or let go oft. We will put the tax so
internally high that you will have to
build houses on it or make good use of
itin some way to get your money back. :
Then there will be two houses to rent
where there Is only one now, and rents
will 60 down. There are millions of
acres of excellent land in Kansas unin-
habited. What is the matter? Monop-
oily. There are countless tons of coal In
the bowels of the earth, and the people
of Kansas are burning corn for fuel
Those coal lands should belong to the
people, SO that the people could work
them. If all this valuable, idle land
were thrown open to use, there would
be two jobs looking for one man, in
stead Of, as now, two men looking for
one job.n
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14
He Has Done His Duty.

We most heartily endorse the follow
ing from the Findlay Courier, believing
the sentiment comedies with the views
held by Democrats generally:
Two years ago James E. Campbell
was nominated for Governor by the de-
mocracy of Ohio on platform of tariff
reform, home rule and a pure aud eco
nomical administration. The cam
paign was made solely on the line laid
down in the platform, and what a
splendid campaign he did make. It
will be remembered that he took almost
sole charge of the campaign work, ard
made the most brilliant leader the de-
mocracy of the state ever had. He had
to meet an enemy eatrenched in power,
with all the advantages of the best po-
litical machinery, equipment and mu-
nitions for the contest; an enemy which
disregarded all honor and decency and
descended to the lowest depths of de-
ceit, trickery, fraud and forgery. With
a cool head and careful forethought he
met them and at every point put them
to rout. His victory was the NEST sig
nal eqer gained by the democracy ofthe
state, His administration has been in
keeping with the platform on which he
was nominated and elected, In carry
ing out the pledges which the democra-
cy made to the people. the Governor
has made some enemies in the larger
cities of the state. This opposition
comes largely from the class who did
not want pure administration and
from those who have been unable to
secure the endorsement and support of
the administration for vicious and un-
democratic schemes and purposes. 1t
has come from the spoilsmen and dis
appointed seekers after official favors
and patronage. The men who now op.
pose Governor Campbell are mainly the
disappointed seekers for spoiIs, the
jackals and irresponsible camp follow
ers.
The great mass of the people of the
state, who are democratic from princi-
pal and for love of a pure and honest
government, endorse the administra-
tiOn Of Governor Campbell, and will
stcnd by him and see that he is not on.
ly re-nominated, but reelected.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14
Doctor TObey,

Who for the last five years has been
Supt. of the Toledo Asylum for insane,
was quietly dismissed on last Thursday.
There are a great many things con-
nected with Tobey's administration OF
the asylum that are withheld from the
public. 1t is always best to smother
scandals of all kinds connected with
the state charitable institutions.
The state will be the galner by To-
bey's dismissal. He was an expensive
ornament. There was fully $4,000
squandered last year by Tobey in feasts,
which would put Belshazzar's to the
blush. If Tobey wasn't squandering
the public money in entertaining every
society, convention and base ball club
that visited Toledo, to make Tobey
popular, then he was not Tobey.
Fully So, 600 of the states money was
spent on alleged invsntions of 1obey.
1t is said that there was trake-of7' for
the Bee of 81 500 in the printing done
by that company, a divy of which, by
the established rules, Tobey would get.
DR.. Charles E. Upper, of Ottawa,
was elected as Supt. DR.. Upper is a
highly educated gentleman and ply
sician of eminent standing in his pro-
fession. Unlike Tobey, he is nota poll
tician. AS physician he is the su-
perior of Tobey in every respect; and in
point of honor and true gentlemanly
instincts he towers as high above him
as the muskrat hills on which Toledo
is built.
DR.. Tupper was a soldier through the
war in his profession, while the other
fellow was following his profession of
politics. 1t may not be generally
known, but nevertheless a fact, that
Tobey was notified at three different
times by Gov. Foraker that his resig.
nation would be cheerfully accepted at
any time. The less Tobey's friends say
perhaps the better for FSndlay
Sunday Press.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

BELFoRD's Magazine for May is an
unusually strong number. The paper
which will attrsct the most attention is
the opening one on "The Thirteen Su-
perstitions Among the Fair Sex" Mr..
Abarbanell, the author of the paper, in
his capacity of Archivist of the Thirteen
Club in New York, sent a circular to
one hundred of the leading women OF
the country asking for their views on
the subject. He received Al replies, %
of which he prints with his article, with
facsimile signatures. Among these
contributors are Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lille Dever-
eux Blake, Francis E. Willard, Jenny
June, Grace Greenwood, Susan B. An
thony, Amelia E. Barr, Mrs. Frank
Leslie, Marquise Clara LAMA, Fanny
Davenport, Ella Wheeler Wilcox and
Nellie BLY,. There is some verp inter-
esting reading amodg these replies.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

Two more banks at Philadelphia
closed their doors last week-the Penn
Safe Deposit and Trust Co. and the
Spring Garden National. While the
Republican press is trying to make the
people believe that everything is lovely
in business and financial circles, the
fact are both are shaky and carried on
with much distrust. The people by
this time should be acquainted with
"good republican times"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-05-14

THE Philadelphia Ledger, republic
can newspaper, says: "Nr. Palmer, q
blind member Of the Ohio legislature,
occupied the chair In joint session for
the closing exercises. He instantly
recognized the voice Of every member
who addressed him. This is more than
Speaker Reed used to do with his eyes
wide open.n