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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-22
nEyERYBODY'S LAW BOOK" !"

IL the title Of the 1858 page work now IN press
,nzsnared by ] Alexander Koones. L. L. B., mem
ber of the New York Bar.
It enables every man and woman to be their own
layyer, It tteaches what arc your rights and how
to maintain them. When to begin law suit ana
tjon every business man needs in every State In
the Union. 1t contains business forms OF every
variety useful to the lawyer as well as TO ell VINO
have legal business TO transact.
cent postage stamp for table Of contents an q
terms 10 agents. Address BENZ. W. HITCH
So>'->' my253m
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THE WAR is OVER.
s.sGxant Waiting Eageriytto Meet MRS
raHarsrv, nax,is

Mrs. s.aGxant Waiting Eageriytto Meet MRS
Jefferson Davis.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The widows Of
the tive central figures in thewar of the
rebellion are soon to meet. One oi
them, Mrs. General Grant, isnow wait
ing for Mrs. Jefferson Davis, the other
For years Mrs. Grant has passed the
early summers at Cranstons-on-the
Hudson, West Point. She is there now
and Mrs. Davis is expected toward the
end of the month.
The two have never happened tt
meet, and it is particularly appropriat,
that the present meeting should tax,
place near o spot dear to them botl
from the associations which cluster
around West Point
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-22

NOttCe 10 wabash "sSO"SCAS'
From May 1st,f 1898, stop-over privileges
will be discontinued and tickets will be good
only for continuous passage, to be COM
menced within one day from date of sale.
Buy your ticket to your first stopping
place only. Look at the date stamped on
back of your ticket and see that the limit
has not expired before getting on train.
Conductors are not authorized to accept
tickets presented after the expiration of
limit, and will collect fare from holders. If
you cannot commence your journey within
the limit of your ticket, the selling agent
will redeem 1t at full value on date of sale
only. For redemption after date of sale,
application should be made to the General
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
If f. CHANDLER, G. p. and 7. A.
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Rucklen's Arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price rs cents per box. For Sale by D.
r. Humphrey. yr.
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Pounded, Robbed and kicked.

SPRINGFIELD, o., June 17.Harvey
Moffett, while going home, was pounced
upon by two highwaymen, who pound
ed him into insensibility, robbed him
of $25 and then kicked him down a
high embanlsment His condition is
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-22
Good For the LAWYERS.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., June 19.-The
heirs Of John Angel Of Bath, England,
who died many years ago, leaving a
fortune of 500, ,O00,O 900, are here arrang-
ing to spend some money on lawyers in
an effort to get those millions.
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woRKD's FAIR EXCURSIONS
Low Rates.

special Excursion Tickets will be sold from all
r., ST. T. q *. c. stations, April 25th to oct 31st,
with ample return limit.
Direct service 10 the Worlds Fair.
Quick time low rates, via Clover Leaf Route.
Call on nearest agent or address
s &C. JENKINS,
Gen1 Pass. Agt.. Toledo, Ohio.
MA most useful book for Worlds Fair yisi-
tors may be had Of fGloyer Leaf agents. myz-6t
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A chance to make some money is offered
some energetic man here. See the advertise.
ment of the Ontario Nurseries in our col,
umns. They offer successful men steady
work and good pay. II you wish to better
yourself write them. Pm
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COLUMBUS, O., June 20. Governor
Mckinley has called special meeting
of the board of pardons to consider the
case of Murderer Van Loon for July 8.
In case the board can not complete its
review the governor will respite Van
T,oofs
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-22

A
THE Ohio Republican platform not
only indorses McKinIeyism without
qualification or reservation, but 1t con-
demns the free wonl bill passed by the
last House and declares that 1--WE Re
publicansl insist on such full and ade-
quate protection for the wool industry
as will enable American farmers to
supply the wool required Cor consump-
tIon In the United States"
What, asks the Chicago Herald,
would be "full and adequate protec-
tion" to the extent insisted on? When
the Mckinley act was In course Of con-
struction the three great shepherds Of
of Ohio-Lawrence, Delano and Har-
pster-were provided with stationery
and told to write what they wanted.
They wrote and what they wrote was
enacted. Then a friendly administra-
tion construed everything as they die
tated. They made the protection to
suit themselves. Did they enable
American farmers to supply the wool
required for consumption in the coun-
try? The following statement, taken
from the official reports, answers that
question by showing that a greater
quantity of wool. was imported since
the enactment of the alleged "protec-
wool tariff than before. The govern
ment statistics show the number Of
pounds of wool imported during the
iscial year ending June so, 1890, and
the number of pounds imported during
each of the two fiscal years next fol-
lowing:
imported during Pounds,
Fiscal ear SOL 20
Fiscal year S0S, ,64S
Fiscal year 1e92......-.. Aaooiv'o'S
The fiscisl year 1890 was the last
full year before the Mckinley law took
effect. That law was in effect during
the last three quarters Of the next year
and the whole of the year 1892. And
yet we imported As, 600 pounds-or
Al per cent-more wool in 1892 than in
1890. At this rate how many more
times will the Ohio shepherds have to
experiment before they will get pro-
lection enough to enable American
farmers to grow all the wool wanted
The American people seem to think
they have done experimenting enough
In that direction.
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A week from to-day company g Of Wau-
seon will drill with our company at the
Armory. ComhaDy g is new company but
we hear startling reports OF its eficiency.and
are consequently just dyin' to see the boys
do business.
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600 feet of rough and dressed lumber
at Snyder Bros. Saw Mill. Cedar shingles
and all kinds of building material always on
hand. IT
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HOGS Heavy, s. s5@6 80; packers, 90 10
@6 35; common to rough, IS 50@6 90;
light, s8 O0@6 65.
othera. 50 1904 60; mixed, ~ COCA %.
SHBEP-$S 25@5 90.
LAlfBee6 COOS IS.
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For Sale

Second floor of building occupied by
Theodore Euhr. Enquire at this office. If
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"Orsnge Blossom" makes handsome
children because it makes mothers strong
and we'll. Sold by Saur q Balsley. I'm
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In light work, such as buggy harness.
robes, whips etc., ETC.. F. F. Shoner is max
ing some special prices. Cheap for cash is
his motto. At
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Yesterday was the last Of the long days Of
the year, the days from that date begin
ming toshorten.
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Call at Kolbe Sisters millinery for fine
toilet soaps and face powders. 2t
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Ask your grocer for Pepsin rolled oats or
Pepsin oat meal. Il
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Summary of City and Vicinity News
For the Past Week.
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IIISF RECEIVED arge stock G. G. Letter e1as
Heads etc. Call at This oiiice and get prices. r

The only Double Extract safsaparIlia l. Manners.
its the best because cures. Taksae other. 60cis.
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The New Great South American Kidney Curee;
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relief for all arrangements, painfuness ana deca.
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betes or any complaint that hurts despoils either
of these delicate organs, This new remedy has
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found far superior to any medicine yet discovered
forquicllly relieving all weaknesses. aches, pains
and disresses arising from disease of any pat of
oil, middle aged and children, male or female. It
relieves once retention and pain tn passing water
and It s very effective in relieving prostate tro
bles In the old, and for nightly inconLinence of
water in children, or others, caused by weakness
OF the bladder. Ii may be worth to many a huH-
dred times its cost. This ID remedy OF great
value to ladies, because they are very liable To-
weaknesses and pain peculiar to their sex Sold
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A Town wherein Progress" is the
Motto.
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!, some Hope-For.v'an Loon

It never fails to cure-HZANNERS double
EXTRACT RARsAPARILLA. BOO. aaHarywhera
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Cincinnati TOBACCO.

HhdS.
Offerings for the week. .....-...... 1,672
Offerings same week last veal. $50. 2,27G
Receipts for the week. ek..........-..... 1,55s
Receipts same week last year,. 2,211
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New lot Of summer oorssss just tn at Geo.
Il. Rohrs 4 Bros p
Strawberries have sold as low as So per
quart this season.
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HOLGATE.

MORE OF HER PROMINENT BUsI-
NESS MEN.
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BARGAINSIN LANDS.

ar Gu 500 acres in section 80 and 20,
"A A-LSO town %, range 8 east, Butler Co.,
Missouri.
The herald., 1893-10-21
81 ,ns..it to q r-inccss.

Sarehii, ,.eiaeass Of India, came to
the Worlds gair from Bombay, her
home, with x. and Mrs. Henry Ballan-
tine. Mi L .antine is American con-
sui at Bombay. The princess supports
a school for native children in Bombay.
Mr.. Balluntine relates an incident that
happened to her in a cable car the other
day. AS she took seat in the car fat
woman adorned with cheap jewelry
Topped down in the seat next to her.
Turning to her companion, q little man.
the large woman sneeringly exclaimed
in tones loud enough to be heard all
around:
II suppose I'll have to set next to this
thing"
The princess quietly replied;
Don't be alarmed, madam; / am no
savage and viii not hurt YOU"
Wherenpon the fat woman said to the
little man;
my goodness, she can talk English.
Who would ever have thought it?'
The manner in which the people here
gaze at person is very embarrassing.
I don't like it," continued the princess.
why should they be startled to hear
mo speak the English language? 1t is
tho first language my mother taught me,
and am better acquainted with it than
with any other. Chicago Tribune.
The herald., 1893-10-21
One Way to See a Sun Spot.

The shutters of the observers house
happened to be closed, and through a tiny
hole near the top of them a beam of
sunlight found it's way to the floor.
There it left an image, clear and round,
tinged at the circumference with fringe
of blue and orange. The whole appear
ance of the beam as projected reminded
the spectator of the image Of the sun
taken on paper through telescope, and
he got sheet of white note paper in or
der to test his surmise The result con-
fir1ned it. A beautiful round image of
the sun fell on the paper, and near the
center thereof could be seen a blush
spot, which moved about with the i'm
age whenever the paper was shifted.
The blush colored object was verita-
BILE sun spot. and the observer watched
it by the simple means described for sew
eral days until the revolution of the sun
he'd carried it out of sight. Boston Her
aid
The herald., 1893-10-21
TRACING ONES ANCESTRY.
GeneaIogy Appears to BE n One Sided and
Partial Thinx-

A conversation among u group of peo-
pie the other day, all of vGaom were Of
good New England families, brought out
some curious admissions. Only one of
the party could trace his descent, in the
line of mothers, farther than to his grand
mother, though several could trace it
very much farther in the paternal line,
and even in what they called the ina
ternal line," which meant of course the
mothers fathers family. All present
could tell the maiden name of their moth
er's mother. nut only one could tell the
maiden name of her mother. OF course
many i'll New England among those gem
ealogically careful people who can tell
you the names OF all their 16 great great
grandfathers and gran dmothers can do
this. but these are comparatively few.
And those who cannot carry back the
line of mothers more than three genera
tions inclade the representatives Of some
OF the most aristocnatic families in New
England, whose line of paternal descent
is unbroken to the settlement and beyond.
Let us think for moment what. this
question involves. Suppose you write
down your own name. Then write down
on one line just above it the names of
your father and mother-the fathers
name first on the left, the mothers Sec
ond on the right. You perceive that
these two people had an equal interest
in your being. There is atleasta chance
that you are like your mother in impcr-
tant physical and mental respects.
NJ L.
two names the names of your grand
fathers aud granSlmothers, beginning
with your fathers father and ending
with your mothers mother. These two
couples again had as much interest in
your father and your mother as your
father and mother had in you, and there
is in you as much of your mothers
mother as there is of your fathers fa-
ther Now above this line write down
the names of youw eight grandparents
which you should surely be able to do if
You are u Yankee. Each one of these
eight had an equal interest inyou. Now
you perceive that you have a pyramid
standing on i4s apex. You are the apex.
The left hand edge of it is your line of
fathers, and on tho right hand of it is
your line of mothers.
In all likelihood you derive rather
more of your characteristics from the
right hand edge of the pyramid than you
do from the left and while in all prob
ability, if you are from good New Eng
land family, you can go on stretching
out the left hand edge Of the inverted
pyramid you cannot go on with the
right hand edge any farther, and this
means that your genealogy is one sided
and partial thing. Boston Transcript.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Amslting vlrehow,s Decision.

Among the treasure trove which has
come to light lately as the result OF Hell
lenic excavation, none has been more
enthusiastically horalded than that
which was discovered the other day, at
Deceleia-namely, the Uranium Of Soph-
ocles. Already it has been sought to
throw da1nper on the delight of the
discoverers by suggesting doubts as to
its authenticity-andc certainly the Greek
record as to such salvage from an
tiauity," whether it be coin on manu-
script, o tomb or Uranium, is not so in
variably unsuilied as to absolve the
finder from the most stringent proofs Of
bona fdes
Controversy round this latest prize OF
archaology has waxed SO warm indeed
that an arbiter has had to be constituted
an arbiter who to classical learning adds
the scarcely less appropriate qualifica-
tions Of anatomical and archaeological
knowledge. Professor Virchow Of Ber-
lin is the authority 70 whom the con-
tending camps have consented to appeal,
and by his Judgment, ro-enforced as it
will doubles BE- by that OF the archR-
ologists and mcn Of scence with whom
Germany aiala,ls, the question will,
provisionalls- ut least, be settled.
We await Professor Virchow's deci-
sion with unvsesl iatorostand ongrounds
which ever sntlelt Of the connection
between gc; ~ and organization will
readily app. e!ise. --I4ondon Lancet.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Rabbit. Worse Than Coyotes.

The inadvisableness of disturbing the
balance of nature in the relationship Of
wild animals is we'll illustrated by what
is passing in San Bernardino county, Cal.
A state bounty of IS was placed on coy
otes, and this prowler Of the foothills
and plains was then worth powder and
shot. So coyote scalps were collected to
such an extent in San Bernardino county
and elsewhere that the jackass rabbit
had the restraints upon his existence
very much slackened and increased il
great numbers. 1t is hardly doubtful
that thousands of rabbits are worse dep
redators upon the farmers thrift than
scores Of coyotes, which do not trouble
the crops, bat only seize a few lambs or
sheep when they get the chance. San
Bernardino is now SO pestered with rab-
bits that the supervisors have passed an
ordinance voting 20 cents per pair of
ears for their slaughter. There is money
in this, too, and it will be we'll if the
county treasury is not bankrupted.-Ex-
change,
The herald., 1893-10-21
He Rode the Broncs,o.

Some ono at the hotel told the fat man,
who had weeks holiday, that horse
back riding was the finest exercise in
the world for Neducing the flesh, SO the
gentleman with the surplus tissue rented
horse for q week-a tough, wiry buck
skin broncho--and started in.
Every morning at 8 O'Clock precisely
he mounted his steed in front of the ho-
tel, but no one ever saw him come back
He was never at midday dinner, but he
appeared at the supper table, always
looking worn out and detected.
"How are you making 'out?' askedshis
adviser one night.
''Oh, pretty fair. Lost 20 pounds"
"That's good. Keep it UP and you'll
have q shape like the Apollo Belvidere." !"
Cant keep it up. That's the trouble.
1 never was much at walking, or run
ming either, for that matter"
walking? You don't need to walk
when you go riding"
Then the storm burst.
"Walking! guess you never rode a
bronco, did you? Well you want to try
that one, and you'll learn something. The
first day I went out on him he carried
me as far as the bridge in the woods.
Then he dumped me off in the mud
chased him two miles. then gave it up
and walked home. The next day he took
me half % mile further before he set me
down. l went to the stable and kicked
about it. Ilc man asked me if / went
riding for my health. l told him yes.
He said that was just the horse WANTED
and that he kept him specially for that
purpose. Seventeen fat men had offered
to buy him, but he wanted to be gener-
Gus and give every one a chance.
He leaned his head on his hand wea-
rily.
"Ill have to give it up, guess. Here
I've been crawling in the back door of
this hotel for four days. 1t has cost me
81 day to have my clothes cleaned, and
it'll take me a year to recuperate. It's
no use I'm willing to stay fat if them
blisters on my feet will only let up.
Come inside and let me spend my last
night in wild hilarity. York Her
aid
The herald., 1893-10-21
Canadians Think Aberdeen or Color.

The Canadian snobnocracy have dis
covered what they regard as a serious
blot on the escutcheon of the new gov
ernor general. 1t has leaked out that
Lord Aberdeen is engaged in fruitgrow
ing in British Columbia, and that be is
about to establish factory on his farm
for canning fruit, and Ottawa society
being of very exclusive character it is
feared that the revolving intelligence
may seriously interfere with his lord
ships social surroundings One news
paper which has been sent to me remarks
that it will create no great surprise "if
Ottawa's select few turn up their noses
at Aberdeen because he runs fruit
cannery. London Truth.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Cannda's Own Fault.

Canada is poor country.-Montreal Gazette
It's poverty is voluntary. 1t is the re-
suit of Canada's folly and conceit.
Riches and power are within Canada's
reach. The poverty of Canada would
be exchanged for wealth by union with
the United States. By this union Can
ada would obtain an inheritance worth
tens of millions of dollars every year.
If these Canadians choose to live in pow
erty, they SHOULD bear its ills without a
groan and never ask for pity, never beg
for favors, never try to get hold of the
money earned by other people, never
wear wry faces when they look across
the line.-New York Sun.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Sista,rs at the Fais.

A noticeable feature of the Worios
fair attendance is the presence of SO
many Catholic sisters among tho sight
seers. They are particularly interested
in the monastery of La Rabida, where
they carefully scrutinize the relics of
Columbus and the valuable loan collec-
ton of the pope They themselves in
their black gowns give finishing touch
of realism to the building. Chicago
Correspondent.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Her Fears Aroused.

Mrs. Flyabout- Weren't you awfully
afraid that Sunday night you had that
little card party and it thundered and
lightened so?
Mrs. Gofrequent-Indeed l was. /
told the girls it wasn't good form and
that somebody would be sure to hear of
it.-Chicago Tribune.
The herald., 1893-10-21

Wong All Wah went to California an
almond eyed Argonaut in 1S49 and died
there the other day, leaving a large for
tune, gathered from supplying labor for
constructing railroads in the early days.
He went to China few years ago and
almost hypnotized the entire district by
his lavish expenditures.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

Act on new principle-regulating the liver,
stomach and bowels Jhrou2h The nerves. new
discovery. Dr.. Miles pills speedily cure bill
iousne ss, bad tastes torpid liver piles consti'
patton. Unequaled for men. women and chill
dren. Smallest, mildest. surest Fifty doses
North Spring.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zobeein's lager, fresh from the
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa-
looms, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
phone Oh,
The herald., 1893-10-21
%I5 Rawnrd.

Off & Vaughn, druggists, corner
Fourth and Spring streets, are author
lied to refund the above in any case that
a single bottle OF Smiths Dandruff
Pomade fails to cure. Never known to
fail. Try it.
The herald., 1893-10-21

M. Got, the oldest member of the Com
edie Francaise, which lately visited Lon
don. is getting up a volume of reminis-
canoes of the trip.
The herald., 1893-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTANTED-A PARTNER WITH 5000 TO
w invest in paying project, in which there
are no chancess of loss and profits large. Party
desiring to deal must furnish evidence of good
character. Address D, Herald Office 9-23 tt
X{TANTED-MSS. ESSAYS SERMONS OR
w other documents to copy by hand or by
typewriter. GEO. w. BRADFORD, room 8,
24215 S Broadway. 1913 ii
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HELp waNrED-MALE.


VNTANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP, FREE
w employment or any information, address
E. NITTINGEk'S BUREAU, established 1850.
Hopest., corner Fifth, Los Angeles Cal. use
phone lib. S-l6u
DEITY, HUMMEL & CO, EMPLOYMENT
/ agents. l31-133 W. First st. Telephone 509
under the Los Angeles National bank. Help
OF all kinds carefully selected and furnished
Situations OF all kinds furnished. 7-6 If
NITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE La
" Dor bureau, $40 New High ST. Telephone
1853; for cooks, walters, household help me-
chanics and laborers. w. A. WHITE, Manager
9-22 I'm
VTyANTED-AT ONCE TWO OR THREE
w first-class canvassers on a popular busi-
ness publication being issued. n. A. VOL
CoTT, 656 South Main st. 1918 1t
uFeKp WANTED FEMALE
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NOR SALE-SANTA MONICA PROPERTY;
Il fine new modern house, choice lot; price,
$500; easy payments. Have other good lots
VIII build to suit customers. ROBERT L.
JONES, Bank of Santa Monica, Santa Monica,
Cal 1920 I'm
The herald., 1893-10-21

Thirty dollars allowed for old Davis
sewing machines. Dropepostal card to
128 South Main street.