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The weekly picket., 1894-09-21
went on playin the fool as usual, II not
Luck Runs The other way.

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Luck Runs The other Way.
Along in the last part of the next
week hooked up the best horse on the
place to my spring wagon and lit out
for town. That was about the most
richest day had ever felt In my life.
/ sailed in and spent the money me and
mother had been savin up for rainy
day, and run the store account up con-
siderable to boot. BY the time | laid
in my stock of summer goods was
feelin AS big as a campmeetin, and
wallxin around steppin as high as a
blind calf in tall oats. Man sir, was
plum rich and reckless then. That
night when pulled up at home the old
spring wagon was loaded down with
dry goods and fancy groceries and good
tobacco, and other spirituous and veg
eta BILE matter There was new frocks
and shoes for mother and the baby, a
Sunday shirt and new boots and other
necessaries for me, and plenty OF
somethin good to eat for every ybody on
the place. Mother didn't say much,
cause she lowed it want no use wastin
words with me when / had one of my
fool, colty spells on. 1t was a natural
disease and run in the family, and it
had to take its course
But the hurtin and diggln part OF the
performance was that didn't stay rich
very long. Inside of month the wind
had changed and luck was runnin agin
me like shot. The drouth hit the cot
ton crop and then the rust and the
caterpillars and the dry rot and the
boil worms all rounded up and closed
in and swooped down on it, and every
thing but the bottom crop was dead
failure. The streak of bad luck hit the
neighbors too, but somehow it seems as
if it hit me the hardest and stayed with
me the longest. We didn't make more
than half a crop, and when the mild
and mellow autumn come was chin
deep into the soup. Ittook me too long
years to settle up and pay out of debt
and pull myself back together right.
Yet still at the same time / learnt
another lesson that will stick and stay
with me to my dyin day. Now make
it a general rule every year to sell
little more than / buy. And don't
buy anything that can get along with
out till the crop is on the market and
the cash is in my sock
RUFUs SANDERS.
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

Mrs. SARAH s. SNEED,
Of Cgto, IredeH Co.,
N. c., wri tes: IN y
daughter was first at
ia ok cd W it b preu-
mcnia and plcurisy in
very bad form and
was then taken with q
very bad cough, which
Kept growing worsc
and worse, until final
ly it seemed as though
ehc had consumption
very bad. The ply
sicians prescribed Cod
liver oil, but to nc
benefit. / procured
two bottles of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and she
D-n c l. q,
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21
THE 0MwARD MARCH

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. If you
haven't waited beyond reason, there's COM
plete recovery and cure. In those scroful
Gus conditions of the blood which invite
Consumption; in severe, lingering Coughs,
and Weak Lungs, this medicine is a proved
remedy. Mrs. SARAHS. SNErp
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Cures THAT Faith Won't Eject

Are brought about by the use of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, foremost among American
family remedies Rheumatism, neuralgia,
dyspepsia, liver complaint, malaria and
nervous complaints succumb to this reliable
remedy. 1t does its benign work thorough
ly, and those who use 1t reap fruitful
harvest of heath Physicians Of the first
standing commend it.
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

the rich man that Is always feelin like
he is dead poor. But the mainest trou-
ble is that mans feelins may run one
way today and another way tomorrow.
A poor man might light in and git rich
on his feelins and the general pros
nlOrnin
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THIS is an awfully irregular watch. Do
you expect to 20 by it?" Jimps-"Jupiter,
no; expect to go pawn it."
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

A DOSE in Time Saves Nine Of Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar for Coughs
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

QUITE naturally, it is the man of sea
soned intellect and ripe experience who doe
not seem fresh
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

YOU'VE people who have courted in socie
ty go on bridal trips to see how they like
each other
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

hasn't felt any return Of lung disease in over
twelve months. She was nothing but skele-
ton when she took the first dose, and to-day
she weighs 135 pounds.
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

THE devil is always polite upon first ac
Quaintance Horn.
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21
SQUIRE Rufus SANDERS.
TIe Gives Out Great Gobs" of
Common Sense and Philosophy.
The Changefnlness of Man--How Kit
Brantiey Got Rich On White WhIs-
L.A Farmer Can Get Rich
Poor on Gener;l
Prospects.
Copyright lss4l
Copyright ls94.l

w h ct h er a
man is rich, or
whether he is
poor, is always
more or less ac-
cor din to th e
way his feelins
run. If a poor
man could but
only always feel
like he was rich
he would be
way yonder bet
ter off in the
LONG run than
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21
HoldIn Down Expenses.

So along about that time turned the
whilst l stayed around home to hold
down the store account as best could,
and to keep from gettin mod and slop-
pin over. The crops had started off
slow and sorry and it was a mighty
good time of year for me 10 nuke all the
edges cut. Geems 10 me like the Poor
The weekly picket., 1894-09-21

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally Price 75c.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-07-18

grywa} wsr6d emigracyi amery.
ka1skiej europejskiej = ably
z MIN liczyli sic aorogoeoie naro-
doeoosci naszei.
Nastepnie many nadzieje, re
sejm przyszly zajmie sic wazna
sprawa kolonizacyi, kt6ra, jak
to juz zaznaczylismy potrzebuje
wiele objasnien; to tez iczy-
my ma pomoc ludzi uczciwych i
kompetentniejszych cd mas.
w ninieiszym artykule pom6-
wimy potrzebie za}ozenia aoyz-
szej szAoIy polsks1.
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Many tu ma mysli gmacl
szkolny W parafi sw. Trolley W
Chicago, kt6ry niebawem stanit
juz pod dachem. Sadzimy, ze
ks. Sztuczko chetnie zgodzi sic
ma podobna propozycye. - Ia
kim sposobem mielibysmy ola
siebie polska wszechnice.
Zwiazek Narodowy Polski sta.
ME ma czele tego przedsiewziecia,
bo potrzeba kogos, kt6ryby re.
czy} "a dotrzymanie kontraktu
Kontrakt moznaby ulozyc ma
takich warunkach, ze jezeli Zwia
eek j W ogole narodowosc polska
dostarcza temu zakladowi taxa
a taxa Gczbe uczni6w, natenczas
ks. Sztuczko zobowiazuje sic u.
trzymywac profesora jezyka pol.
skiego, kt6rego wybierze "a WA.
jemnem porozumieniem sic "a.
rzadem zwiazkowym, meza zda,
tnego, a kt6remu zaplaci TAXA a
taxa pensye.
Gdyby do szko}y uczeszczalo
uczni wiecej mad liczbe przepisa.
na natenczas ks. Sztuczko wp}aci
do kasy Zwiqzku taxa a taxa su.
me pieniedzy, a przynajmniej
sumo te policy sic w innym ro.
ku, W kt6rymby liczba uczni6w
byla niedostateczna. Ale tea
gdyby liczba uczni ME dosiegIa
liczby przeznaczonej W kontrak.
Gle natenczas Zwiazek musialby
pokryc defcyt. Zwiazek tam
gdzie chodzi o dobro og6lno pol
skie podejmie niejedno rezyko,
a nawet ofare pienieznq - bo
kapitaiy jego majq ma celu pro-
pagowanie idei polskiej - ale 2
drugiej strony musi mice gwa-
rancye, ze pieniqdz jego ME poi
die ma marne, to tez Zarzad
zwiqzkowy powinien mice kon-
trole mad szkola.
Przy szkole wyzszej powinien
bye Internal dla syn6w tych oby.
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kwestya niepodleglosci Polski; powinni
Pol ON kazac patrze6 W niebo
Przez po ska szybe.
Czy ksiadz ma dla przypodobania sic
swiatu ducha poswieconego W ziemski
Py rozsyPa6? czyli tez powinlrr zarye
sc W Prawdzie Bozej jako korwica
wsrod wzburzonych fal?
tatwo kazdy pojmie, IL jesli ksiadz
czysty, cnotliwy, bogobojny Jest sterni-
kiem przewodzca, to ksiadz zly, civil
rozwieziego ducha cia{a = Jest ziem-
skim szatanem, pokusa dla swiata,
prawdziwa playa koscio}a = niesz-
czesc lie m dla narodu. Me
darmo tez mowi przysIowie: ,,Straszny
jest djabe} kiedy sic wcieli " mezczyz-
ne, straszniejszy kiedy opeta kobiete;
jeszcze straszniejszy gdy kapturzs
mnicha za}ozy stolice".
Zarzut, ze scis}a jednose ksiezy
giowa koscio3a = ME pozwala i'm pra-
cowac W szerszym kierunku patryoty-
cznym = uwazamy "a bezpodstawny.
Niektorzy naszych ksiezy pracuja
ma niwie narodowej; drudzy wiecej sic
przeciez W ogolnikach zamykaja boja
sic, aby mas patryotyzm ME przeros{
mad Ware; wiekszos6 ksiezy chce do
brego - ale W przeprowadzeniu praw-
dy sa zbyt trwozliwi.
Podobny zarzut musimy zrobi6 swie-
ckim ludziom wplywowym.
Kontenci samych siebie, egoisci
duchowi, rosli sobie W pysze W zado-
woleniu ma wzgorzach pojec jak cedry
b@ogosiawione, patrzac dumna litoscia
ma reszte krzewin biednych rosnacych
ma nizinie, lub chwiejacych sic jako
trzciny ma bagnisku. Ma{o ciepIa W
ich duszy - zadnego kleju ich
spoieczehstwie Mkt sic ME dopatrzyl,
d2a tegO ami z sobq aJli&y6 sig q osta-
tecznie pOrozunaie6 ME mogli, ami
atc aosp0IaegO zJat0Oo006, ami ma
aoet ztego z6orzy6 ME 6yzi 10 stdnie.
Kto ze skarbu swiatla wzial wiecej,
powinien Podzielic sic tymi ktorzy
wzieli mniej dac i'm czesc ME tylko
goretszej milosci ojczyzny, ale zdro-
wei rady, tax jak bogatszy dzieli sic
ubozszymi dobrami swemi. Ojczyznie
zas powinien oddac wszystko ME pyta-
jac sic czyli mu co ma dalszy dorobek
zostanie. Powinien dac siebie przy-
kiad czynnej milosci i duchownej od-
wagi W obronie prawdy. Pewien pra-
wy kaplan VIOLA: ,wstyd nam bye
powinno chrzescianom, IL tym wieku
duzo jest wiecej duchownej fzycznei
odwagi ludziach ME przyznaiacych
sic do kosciola, jak u mas co sic swia-
teczna szata religii poboznosci osla-
MANY. Wiecej miedzy mimi Jest pro-
stoty, praktycznosci, poswiecenia cnot
obywatelskich, wiecej nawet pokory
miiosci blizQiego jakw nas,.kto vie czy
oni mas ME slusznie pobielanemi gro
bami nazywaja? czy my ich pozornym
blichtrem ME gorszymy ] cd WARY ME
odstraszamy? Oni rzekomo dobra beg
wzglednego ME znaja, przeciez dls
niego pracuja, my zas co niby lepiej
znamy, o Bogu siia mowimy, wysIiz-
(Ciag dalszy ma stronie 4-ej.)
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CHICAGO, dnia 1S lipca 1894.

CHICAGO, dnla 10 hpca 1894.
Chociaz cd przyszlego sejmu
dzieli mas jeszcze rok prawie
diva miesiace, ME est zawczes.
ME poruszac kwestye, kt6remi
zajac sic powinien nasz sejm
przysziy; kwestye dotyczqce
Z"iqzkui calego og6Iu polskiego
Trzymamy sic zawsze CORY
wyPracowanego programu sta.
ramy sic bye konsekwentnymi.
tax sqdzimy, ze caly og6I zwia.
zkowy pojql juz znaczenie orga.
MACY skarbu narodowego W
Rapperswylu,- i ze Zwiazek ma
przysz1ym sejmie do takowei inI
gremio przystqpi j bedzie jednym
gi6wnych czynnik6w W pracy
mad wyzwoleniem narodu pol.
skiego. Pragniemy bowiem Zwia.
EEK ma takiem postawic stanowi.
sku, aby najgl6wniejszq role od. I
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wateli, kt6rzy ME mieszkaja W tel
osadzie, w kt6rej sic szkola znaj-
duje.
Jesli og6} zwiazkowy ME ze-
chce, ably szkola wyzsza byla
W Chicago, MONA ia zalozyc W
innej osadzie polskiej. Me cho-
dzi nam to gdzie ona bedzie :
byleby by}a.
Do tematu tego powrocimy
ieszcze niejednokrotnie.
Ma zako1czenie slow kilka o
idze.
Otoz raz jeszcze powtarzamy,
;e liga jest owocem trzynastole.
tniej piracy Zwiazku, re wobec
niej instytucya nasza, aby zbli-
zye sic do wielkich swych cel6w
musi bye jaknajliberalniejsza.
Ma sejmie nastapi tez emulacya,
kt6ra moze znowu wywo}a wal
ke- ale W ktorej my znowu wy
trwamy i z kt6rej my znowu wyj-
dziemy. zwyciezko = znowu
zmusimy inne obozy do posu.
niecia sic o krok naprz6d (*).
Sa jednak pewne punkty, ma
kt6re wszyscy prawi polacy bez
r6znicy obozu do jakiego naleza
= zgodzic sic powinny; powin-
nismy wsp6lnemi silami, przeciw
wsp6lnym wroy ON broniG wsp6l-
nych interes6w polskich.
Szerzmy tylko swiat}o praw-
dziwe i ME zrywajmy solidarnos.
CT zwiazkowej jak to niestety
czyni delegat Twarowski { i
inni), kt6ry umiesci} w proto-
typie pism rewolwerowych W
,,Jutrzence" list otwarty rzucaja.
cy oszczeIstwa ma redaktora
,,Zgody".
Ola czego p. T. ME przeslal
tego listu do ,Zgody"2 Umiesci.
libysmy go tax samo, jak 6w
paszkwil. Me lekamy sic nicze-
go = ci co zrywajq solidarnosc
zwiazkowa, to najwieksi wrogo.
vie instytucyi naszej. Pan T.
chce bye dobrym zwiazkowym,
ale przez zle pojeta gorliwo5c
szkodzi instytucyi
naszej. Przebaczamy mu jednak.
bo ME wiedzial co czyniI.
P. T. gniewa sic ma mas, he ME
umieScilismy obelzywej jego ko.
respondencyi. A no ,,Zgoda"
ME jest sciekiem wszelkich bru.
dow.
Iamieszczanie w ,,Zgodzie"
korespondeucyj przesladowa.
niu zwiazkowych przez ksiezy ma
mic sic ME zda. Pisalismy tez p.
T. ably nam przeslal potrzebne
dowody, kt6reby zosta}y pred.
g Doyiaduismy sic, te zsrzsd Iig wyssas us,awy
odezwe DO grup Nv. Prosimy imiq solidarnofci rnz
teszcze grupy nssze ably bez sejmu tej mierze mic
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fozone delegatowi papieskiemu.
P. L. tego ME uczynii. Kiwa.
ME palcem W bucie krzyki mic
ME pomoga; czynu nam trzeba.
Przeciez zle usunieto juz W
dw6ch parafach bez halasu
krzyku.
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NJ.
Gdyby cz}owiek mia{ tylko zycie
rosliny, to by juz cierpia} skoroby GO
ma obey grunt przeniesiono; gdyby ME
czu1 wiecej cd zwierzecia toby tesknil
"a norami swoimi - ale cziowiek vie.
cej cierpi boil gdy dusza oderwana cd
tych ktorymi wspolna ma tel ziemi
ma prace eel zbawienia.
8 Wygnaniec, wolnosci apost6I a pre-
ciez niewolnik idei i milosci ojczyzny,
wyrywa sic nieraz ku ziemi rodzinnei
GAIA Potega duszy, serca ciaIa.
Wyiaczenie ojczyzny jej cz{onkow,
czy to dobrowolne, czy przymusowe
nazywa sic emigracya czyli wychodz-
TWEEN.
Try So rodzaje emigracyi: przemy-
sfowy, polityczny apostolski.
Do Pierwszego rodzaju emigracyi
naleza naPrzod ci, ktorzy dobrowolnie
z Przeludnionego usuwaja sic kraju
szukaja chleba ma ziemi przez nikogo
ME zajetej; druga klasa tego samego
rodzaju jest mniej pracowita wiecej
chciwa - stanowia ia CT, ktorzy dla ze-
brania bogactw nachodza kraj juz
obsiedlony ciagna niego korzysci
Do drugiego rodzaju emigracyi (po-
lityczneD naleza ci, ktorzy ME mogac
Przekona6 Przemagajacej SHY nieprzy-
Jacid we wiasnym kraju, wychodza z
niego jako chwilowo cofajacy sic hufiec
- ale zarazem jako zywa protestacya.
Trzeci rodzaj emigracyi, ktory naz-
wany Jest apostolskim rozni sic tenn, il
z ojczyzny wynosi ma wygnanie mysl
wyzsza, te wyrabia dla przyszlej ko-
rzysci narodu, W niej sic sam ksztaIci.
Taxa emigracya wolna W SVEN du-
chowem rozwijaniu sic, STAG by sic mo-
gia polityczna kaplanka narodu. Sama
poswiecona, ochrania}aby drugich cd
bezuzytecznych lub zawczesnych wysi-
leh - ale podnosi}aby slabych ma du-
chu moca wlasnego czucia - i obdzie-
laia wiare watpiacych. Taxa emigra-
cya wnikac moze nawet daleka we
wnetrze ojczyzny, jak promieh pre-
dzierajacy sic przez szczeliny narodo-
wego wiezienia, ktory swisdczy
zamknietym o6arom ze slohce wolnosci
j dla mich zaswieci. Misya zas emigra-
cvi jest podwojna: protestacyjna -
przeciw rozbiorowi Polski gwaltom
dokonanym ma niej ~ powtore, pro-
wokacyjna - czyli powoiujaca nsrody
cywilizowane do pomocy Polsce.
yZgoda" ME ma prawa ! ME chce ro-
bic przepis6w dla kleru polskIego; ma
my jednak zamiar ma tenn miejscu po-
movie slow kilka o stanowisku ksiezy
polskich ] swieckich ludzi wybitnych W
obec emigracyi amerykahsliej.
Coz ma ksiadz szczerze wierzacy, do
bry patryota robic9 Zrozumiawszy ma
ture elementu emigracyjnego powinni
ksieza nasi mieszac kwestye religijna z
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stall do ZwiaZku Mar. Pol.
12S03 Rutkowski Konstrnty grupa PAP
Kurzyhski Waciaw 242
Warnek Franciszek % 242
Zabawski Emil 80 PAP
Kumorowski Felix's =. 242
SIawicki Dominik 242l
8 Rutkowski Boles{aw 242
12Sl0 Schmiedehausea -Karol SO" PAP
ii Pasterski Franciszek :" "a
IL Macio{ek Jan "a
13 Kwasniewski Jozef 1851
IA Marciniak Max :. 16S
15 Sula J0zef "a
16 Enca Karol 235
II Parkowski Wincenty 235
1S Artabazan Franciszek :. 235
10 Solecki Antoni 235
1890 Olecki Franciszek 235
21 MAJ Franciszek =" 235
% Magalski Pawel =. 235
% Fa{dowski Adam 235
"A Gorski Antoni F. 1I9
% Marsza}kiewicz Alexis. 119
26 Oidowski Felix's lI9
y Jarunowski FIR. 2lS
% Szczepahski Felix's - 1873
20 Kruczkowski FIR. 1SS
1880 Mockajtys Antoni %
81 Szmitkowski Konstanty 43i
81 Majchrzak Walenty 224
33 Trojanowski Micha} 224
"a Baron Wawrzyniec 2OOl
35 Wierzchowski Franciszek 51l
36 Aktabowski Jan 35I
81 Byczek Pawe} 35
3S Cieszewski Stefan 49l
5427 Nilkowski Matiasz "a
1913 Fritz Frank 235
u Zrozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego |
n. MaSSek, sekr. jen.
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Pioro Rzadu Centr. 4. N. p.
CHICAGO, dnia IA lipca 1894.

Ma mocy nadeslanych deklaracyi i
certyfkat6w przyjete zosta}o do Wv.
Mar. Pol. Towarzystwo dramatyczne
Gwiazda Wolnosci w Buffalo, n. Y.
jake grupa 242.
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Nastepujacy czionkowie przyjeci 20
stall do Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
Obituary,

JAcKsoN.-October 18th, 1884, Mary Jackson,
aged II years, months and days.
She " as born at Huntington, Pa, March 18th,
1928. Was married to Noah Jackson Nov. 18th,
1s49. After residing few years near her old home
and one year in the city of Philadelphia, they re-
solved to seek new home in what was then
wilderness, and accordingly removed to this
county in 1852 and located on tract of land ad-
joining what is now the village of Grelton. Poses
sed of untring energy and industry the forest
disappeared and in its place were waving fields of
grain orchards of fruit and all the requirements of
a comfortable home the results of much patient,
selfdenial
She was woman of cultivated tastes, of refined
habits, and great decision of character. Life had
for her bitter sorrows but she bore them with won
derfnl fortitude.
Wien quite young she become a member Of the
Universalst church and remained in its faith
through life. Her funeral sermon was preached
from thetext ''There remaineth therefore a rest
for the people of God" by Bev. Jacobs, of Bryan,
Ohio, to large and very appreciative audience.
She leaves three sons and two daughters all of
whom were present at her burial save the youngest
son, whose home is near the Pacific coast. She
also leaves fourteen grandchildren. Two sisters
survive her, one in Pennsylvania and one in Iowa.
good neighbor faithful friend, an honored,
loving mother. She sleeps beside her husband
on that which was often the playground of their
children and the scene of many happy hours. The
following lines were written by friend as a faint
expression Of the feelings of her children:
The autumn comes with falling leaf,
With fading flowers and winds SO chill,
Fit emblems of our heavy grief,
Our mother, dear, lies cold and still;
The hands which toiled for us SO long,
The tender heart which shared our WOES,
The loving eyes SO full of truth
Lie peaceful in their last repose.
For us the sun will never shine
With quite the light of childhood days,
No more with her around the hearth
Wen watch its setting rays;
Alas, the world seems dark and drear
Without her faithful, patient love;
God grant we meet the mother dear
In our "Sweet Home in Heaven above.
Dear mother, in that far Beyond,
Dost thou still love us yet?
Away from earth is there no bond
When death his seal has set?
A low, sweet voice from Heaven seems near,
A precious hope to give,
Dost thou not know that God is love?
| Love lives beyond the grave. ~
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
The HHmbuggeFy OF f"PrO-
lection OF American
Industries"

Republican orators and editors harp
so continually about protection to
American industries" that unretleet-
ing persons are liable to suppose that
the Republican party, if invested
with power, will protect every thing
and eryperson in the United States.
The truth, however. is they will afford
protection to merely a few manufac-
turers. And how do they propose to
protect these few manufacturers?
They propose to protect them by pre-
venting competition from abroad so
as to enable them to charge the con-
sumers of their products more than
they would otherwise have to pay.
The great body of farmers, the car
penters, the blacksmiths, the house
builders, the common laborers, none
of these are protected by tariffs-nor
indeed is it possible to protect them,
as foreigners cannot compete with
them in our own market. If then,
the great mass of our people derive
no benefit from tariff taxes, is it fair
to oblige them to pay more than they
would otherwise have to pay, in or
der to enrich a few manufacturers?
We think not and therefore favor a
a tariff for revenue only, and not for
the protection of few manufactur-
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

HON. JOHN SEITZ, whom we recollect
to have been in politics when we were
a boy not much more than knee high
to hop toad, spoke Populist piece
to "a handful of hearers from the court
house steps on Saturday last. When
we knew Seitz he was Democrat, by
the grace of which party he sucked
the official teat for something less than
a decade of time, and when he found
that he was compelled to let go the
teat to make room for another, he
turned upon the party which had
honored him in so many ways, and
sought pastures where they did not
know him so well, and he has been a
rover ever since. 0, John, John,
you're pretty old coon, going about
advising the people to forsake the
old political parties. Instead, you
had better be doing penance for the
many sins you have committed against
the good old Democratic party, which
gave you succor for so many years!
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
Steadily But Sure is the
County Debt Be-
Ing Paid.
The COMMISSIONERS And AUD
ITOR BOUND TO WIPE
OUT THE DEBT!
And Save the Taxpayers Thousands in
Interest.

On Monday our good Democratic
county officials redeemed two more of
the jail and court house bonds-rep-
resenting two thousand dollars. This
swells the amount of these bonds paid
off and redeemed during the past few
months to twenty-representi an
amount of TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
This is certainly goood news to the
taxpayers of Henry county. 1t is a
condition they have longed for, but
which is now a reality. The debt is
being paid off and rapidly, too, and
will be continued to be reduced by
piecemeal until there is not a visage
of it left.
Don't be deceived by Republican
roorbacks. The big bosses are circu-
lating the lie that the bonds have not
been redeemed to the above extent.
The proof that they are lying to the
taxpayers can easily be obtained by
calling at the Auditors office and
seeing the bonds which have been
paid, with the cupons attached,
which represent the amount of in
terest saved to the tax payers of Henry
county. Auditor Resh will take de-
light in showing you the evidence
that the bonds have been paid and
cancelled.
The fact that the debt of Henry
county is being paid under the able
management of our present Demo
cratic officials is gall and wormwood
to the Signal and it's henchmen, who
stood ready to see the county finan-
ciaily ruined in order that they might
profit thereby. They thought they
had the taxpayers at their mercy,
but there's many a slip between the
cup and the lip. These would-be
wreckers of their own homes, to salts
fly their political lusts, have been side
tracked by the Democratic watch
dogs of the county treasury, and the
people will see to it in November that
the watch is not removed. The Dem
ocrats are deserving of the vote of
every taxpayer in the county, and
being deserving they should have
your encouragement by you voting
the straight ticket.