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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-13


Services first three months free. A
staff of eminent physicians and sur
geons from the British Medical Insti-
tute of Detroit have opened per-
manent Office in Toledo, at No. 423
Summit Street. All invalids who
call upon them before Sept. 1st will
receive services for three months
free of charge. This will not only
include consultation, examination
and advice, but also all surgical
operations. Under no consideration
will remuneration in any form be &C.
eepted for any services rendered
therefore the most humble in circum-
stances can avail themselves of the
most expert medical skill and with
out cost.
The object in pursuing this course
is to become rapidly and personally
acquainted with the sick and afflict.
ed The doctors treat all forms of
/ Fchronic disease. but will not accept
incurable cases. If, upon examina-
tion, you are found incurable, you
will be kindly and frankly told so,
also advised against spending money
for useless treatment.
Male and female weakness, catarrh
and catarrhal deafness, also rupture
and all diseases of the rectum are
positively cured by their new treat
ment.
Office hours: to ~, to and to
IS. Sundays, 10 till 10.
DR.. HALE,
DR.. CHATTEN,
june 25-1y Physicians in charge.
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the country last week.
s. Walter and daughter Alice were
at Wauseon Saturday.
Andrew Shibler, Of Toledo. spent
few days Of the past week with
friends here.
Aaron Rupp returned 10 his home
at Woodburn, Ind, Friday after
spending some time with friends here.
We have been told by good authori-
ty that certain young man at Elm
wood bought lot Of clover seed in
in the field and when about to pre-
pare to thresh il he found out that a
hypocritic friend had secretly bought
it afterwards.
Ed. Schneider, of Toledo, is spend
ing few days with his parents here.
Carl Manthey was at Stryker Mon
day on business.
Ed. Downer's youngest son died
Wednesday from spasms.
John Yaggy and Adam Miller, OF
Woodburn, Ind, arrived here Satur-
day morning. They spent Sunday
with friends here and returned Mon
day. A. B. c.
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D.,, cure Liver Ills; easy to
F10OQ S PlllS take, easy to operate. 25c.
1t is Not q Failure.

In his speech to delegation from
Pennsylvania two or three days ago
Mr.. Mckinley said:
Whatever may be our difference
about the economical principle upon
which our tariff legislation should be
made, all agree that the present tar
if law is failure, even as revenue
measure. So, without discussing the
principle of free trade or protection,
everybody must appreciate that no
law is a settlement which creates
every month deficiency in the pub
lie Treasury.
And he added that the people will
not be satisfied until a tariff law is
enacted which will provide adequate
revenue for the needs of the Govern
ment." BY this Mr.. Mckinley means
a higher tariff, says the New York
World, though when he increased the
duties in 1890 it was with the avowed
purpose of diminishing the revenues
to stop the surplus. In this he was
so successful that the customs collec-
tions fell from 1929, 900, 900 in 1890 to
BIT, 1000, 900 in 1899, loss of 2,O00,-
600. Why does he still stick to the
stupid paradox that increasing the
tariff is a panacea alike for a surplus
and a deficit?
1t is not admitted that the Wilson
bill is a failure. The deficit is due
primarily to the Extravaganza of Con-
gress. There was defciencyin in each
of the last three months of the Har-
rison Administration. But even this
would have been overcome if the in
come tax had not been nullified by a
plutocratic conspiracy. The tariff
yielded 1852, 100000 in 1895 and $780,
100000 for the fiscal year that ended
on June 30. In its second year the
Mckinley tariff yielded only $131, ,000,-
600 and its last year only SIT, 1000, 900.
Furthermore, under the present
law the exports of manufactured
goods have increased to 1928, 900, 900,
or nearly 25 per cent. of the whole.
Under the Mckinley law they ranged
from $151, ,0OO,O 900 to $159, 100000. The
law which Mckinley calls failure
has, by removing the the tax on raw
materials, enabled our manufactur-
ers to sell $70,OOO,O0O more of their
products abroad-increasing by so
much the opportunities sLd rewards
of labor in our own country.
That the Government needs more
revenue is true, owing to the reckless
extravaganza of Congress. But the
tariff should not be torn to pieces
again. The country needs rest and
stability in matter so vitality affect
ing business calculations. All the
additional revenue required can be
secured by internal-revenue taxes on
few articles like beer, bank checks
and some of the luxuries that have
been exempted one after another by
Congresses complaisant to wealth.
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RIDGEVILLE CORNERS.
ROCKVILLE Cor, Aug. 10th.

ROCKVILLE Cor, Aug. 10th.
Levi Cooley of Wisconsin, and his
two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Souce of To-
wa, and Mrs. Mary Churchhill of Ne
braska, are visiting with their sis
ter, Mrs. L. E. Chapman and their
aged mother, Mrs. Susan Cooley.
Mrs. Chapman had not seen her
brother for 80 years.
Miss Gertrude Robson of Lorraine
county, is visiting numerous rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Hannah Trimball and Mrs.
Nellie Harmon visited with Mrs.
Trimballs sister, Mrs. James Burke,
of Liberty township last Sunday.
The Ridgeville Cornet Band held an
ice cream social on the lawn of Frank
Rowe on Saturday evening. The at
tendance was very large and sixteen
gallons of ice cream was sold.
Carey Leatherman and his sister
Ella, of Napoleon. were the guests of
H. A. Fauver and family over Sun
day.
Byron Fauver's new blacksmith
shop is now in full operation. His
workman is a first-class mechanic
and is doing some nice work.
The NJ. E. Sunday school held a
missionary concert on Sunday even
ing. The exercises were interest
ing and varied. VERIFAS.
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DESHLER.

DEsHLER, Aug. Sth.
Joe Fish, ex J. P, of Bartlow town
ship, whose docket so mysteriously
disappeared, is in town to-day trying
to fix matters with his bondsmen.
Mrs. Sam Williams and daughter
Cleo returned Tuesday from a three
weeks visit with friends in Iowa.
B. G. Eberly and wife, lsofa Leipsic,
were guests of their son.. VIZ G. and
family last Sunday. n v-ey
Merritt House and family are
spending the week with relatives in
Fremont. rr1G
J. Scott Rice called on Leipsic
friends last Sunday.
AChas. Aubry, of Toledo, is visiting
his son Henry.
Mrs. Davenport, of Leipsic, was in
town Tuesday visiting her parents,
Levi Buck and wife.
Mrs. B. 0. Butts, of Findlay, is Wis
iting her parents, Fred Sherman and
wife.
Mrs. Rev. Dague, of Milton Center,
was guest of Mrs. J. G. H. Elder
last Friday.
The Presbyterian ladies gave lawn
fete on Friday evening.
Helen Norris and Laura Dunbar, of
Delta, were guests of DR.. o. L. Nor
ris and wife last Sunday.
Mrs. Ward entertained the M. E.
Mite Society Wednesday afternoon.
Thomas Lashley, of Custar, was
the guest of J. G. Armstrong and
wife last Sunday.
Sheriff Pender was in Deshler Mon
day afternoon having the Sheffield
property appraised.
Homer House was in Fremont one
day this week on business.
|. E. N. Worden was in Weston Fri
day on legal business.
Joe. Holmes, of Weston, was in
town Thursday.
Ed. Goodnight and wife, of Muncie,
Ind, are visiting her parents, B. NJ.
Butler and wife. 4,
There are several cases of typhoid
fever in town.
Hon. John Vogt was in Perrysburg
Saturday, the guest of Joe Fish, Jr.
Pat Bost's little boy, Homer, is
very sick with Inflammation OF the
bowels.
VIM. Wilson has boy down with
typhoid fever.
A. G. Aubry, who is working for
the G. H. 81 D. R. r. Co. at Troy,
spent Sunday here with his family.
Mrs. P. T. Michael is visiting friends
in Fremont.
Died at her home in Deshler, Aug.
9th, at 1890 a. m. of lung trouble,
Mrs. Gehrett, wife of w. s. Gehrett.
She leaves two children, Pearl and
Winfield Scott. The funeral took
place at the family residence Friday
at 3 p. m, conducted by Rev. Scha-
fer, of Weston The remains were in
tered in Woodlawn cemetery.
James Collier and wife, of Bays,
came over Tuesday to look after the
gathering of their crops. GABE.
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COUNTY CHAT
A Brief Summary of News
From Wide-awake Cor
respondents.
MCCLURE.
MCCLURE, Aug. 10th.

MCCbURE, aug 1Uths
Zone Roberts, of Bays, was the
the guest of his mother Monday.
Mrs. Cole. of Toledo, is here to
spend a week or two with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. Mech.
sYThe Misses Emerson, of Sycamore,
are the guests of the Fiser boys.
Born to Chas. Klaiss and wife
Wednesday, Aug. 5th, a son.
The little infant of Mike Fiser and
wife is very i'll.
Mrs. Daniel Frazier is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Henry Green returned home
Friday after a three weeks visit in
Toledo.
Merrick Dennis has been ill but is
better.
Mrs. Klasse, of Waterville, was
summoned to the bedside of her
daughter-in-law who is very i'll.
Mrs. Dave Weaks is suffering with
sprained ankle.
Ed. Roland, of the oil fields, was
home over Sunday.
Chas. Sweigert and wife have been
made happy over the arrival OF a lit,
tie girl
Grandma Yoast is very Ill.
Born to Bert Shatfer and wife
Wednesday, Aug. 5th a girl:
The open air concert which was
held at L. J. Weavers Tuesday even
ing by the Blind Hagans and son was
very largely attended and all present
enjoyed good time.
Jim Good. has a smiling face now
and it is all on the account of that
little boy that will call him papa.
Born to Dan Light and wife July
81, a girl.
Grandma Shepard aged SO years
died at her home near the olive
Branch church Wednesday, Aug. 5th.
W. r. Preston. who has been suf-
fering with paralysis for a week died
at his home one and one-half miles
west of town Wednesday, Aug. 9Th.
He was aged 70 years. Funeral was
held at the house Friday at O'Clock,
after which the remains were taken
TO the brick church cemetery where
they were laid to rest. Mother and
children have the sympathy OF the
community. DAISY.
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OF PUBLIC RECORD.
MATTERS OF INTEREST ON RECORD
IN THE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfers, Marriage
Licenses, Probate Court
News, Ditch Hear
ingS, ETC., etc.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
MARION.
j. O. Vogt to John Zenz, 20 acres
in section 80, $1,000.
MONROE.
D. H. Latta to Geo. L. Sharp, J
acre in section II, $50.
RICHFIELD.
Geo. w. Smith to 1. J. Miller, /
acre in section IA, $50.
Ida Gilber to H. G. Fast, 20 acres
in section 5, $780,
DESHLER.
VIM. Gray to G.. N. Meranda, 5
acres in section %, $500.
MCCLURE.
G. H. Gidley to Thos. Van Pelt,
lot Markley's addition, $75.
MALINTA.
John Bensing to Seeright Hughes,
lot Bensing's addition. $50.
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SHERIFF. SALES

D. W. Frease, ext. ETC., VS.. Chris.
NJ. Ford ct al, on Saturday, August
22nd, '96, ab 2 p. m., part of the W
hf of the NV or of sec 13, Napoleon
township containing 43 50 rods. Ap-
praised at $780,
Chas. W. Bond ext. etc. VS.. VIM. II.
Sheffield ct al, on Saturday, Septem-
@ber 9Th, '96, at p. LII. Lots 81, and
SO in the original plat of Deshler.
Appraised at $1,000.
Fred. Roessing, treas. VS.. Robt. B.
Minton ct al, on Saturday, Sep
tember 9Th, 1895, at 3 p. IN. all that
part of the NV or of section 25 in
Barlow township that lies north east
OF the Deshler & McComb railroad
containing 1194 acres. Appraised at
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ELNIWOOD.
ELMwooD, Aug. 10th.

ELMwooD, Aug. 10th.
Hot weather at present, the ther-
mometer ranging from 95 to 105 in
the shade. We find many people have
to abandon work on account of the
intense heat.
We had heavy rain here Monday
afternoon, which was hailed with JOY
by nearly everybody.
We have several cases of typhoid
and brain fever in and about this vi
cinity.
The Lutheran missionary meeting
at this place was we'll attended last
Sunday from near and far and a good
sum was realized for missionary work.
NJ. E. Nofzinger was at Napoleon
Wednesday on business.
our streets Sunday.
Chris. Roth and wife, of Pettisville,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Harmon Dittmer and wife, of Ma
poleon, were in this vicinity Sunday.
A large number of young folks as
sembled at the residence of Jonathan
Rupp last Wednesday night for the
purpose of celebrating the 18th birth
day anniversary of his daughter Car
oline. The young lady was complete
ly taken by surprise and was present
ed with an elegant watch chain and
plush watch tray. Good music was
furnished and the evening was pleas
antly spent in singing and playing
merry games. Refreshments were
served and the guests retired at a
late hour we'll pleased with their
evenings pastime. They were all
cordially invited to call again on her
next birthday anniversary.
Free silver is bound to win in this
vicinity for it is the only thing you
can hear people talk about.
Jacob Hauser, of Archbold, took in
the sights here Sunday.
The youngest child of Mr.. Hipsher
died here Friday from fever and
spasms resulting from whooping
cough. The funeral was held Sun
day at the Lutheran church.
X. Y. z.
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FLATROCK TOWNSHIP.
FLATRocK TWP. Aug 10th

FLATRoCK TWP, Aug 10th.
Harm Brubaker, of Toledo, was
home spending few days with par
ents and friends at this place.
Jno. Smith is erecting new house
on his farm for his son Jim.
Donah Thayer mad flying trip to
Florida.
Philip Wilson, of Mich, is spending
q few days with his brother Henry, at
this place.
The mayor is playing some practi-
cal jokes on the boys, which he en-
joys very much.
Jacob Horning is building new
house on his farm.
May Wilson, of Grand Rapids, is
calling on friends End relatives in
and near Florida.
Frank Bostling lost a valuable
horse Thursday last by becoming
over heated. He was threshing at a
neighbors when the horse dropped
dead before they could get the har-
ness off. SWEET MARIE.
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corrected d weeklyby Vocke al
Notice to Contractors,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived by the Council of the Incorpor-
ated Village of Napoleon, Ohio, at the Office
Of the Clerk of said Village, until Il o'clock
NJ, on the
10th day of September, AID, 1896,
for furnishing the necessary labor andma-
terial for the construction of a sewer from
the center of Haly Avenue to the East side
sewer tile Eighteen inches in diameter and
done in accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor on file in the Office
of the Village Clerk.
cent g2aranty @ sV Of some 5er
son, that if the bid is accepted, a contract
will be entered into and the performance of
it properly secured,
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids,
D. MEEKISON,
j.. P. MASON, Clerk. Ut Mayor
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ARCHBOLD./
ARcHRoID Auo IL

AhCdbOLD, aug. lUtu.
The letting of the job for paving
our streets has been postponed until
next Monday.
Chas. Theabold and l. Garry were
at Napoleon on business Wednesday.
Henry Winzler is sick with typhoid
fever at present.
Chas. Yeager, of Wauseon, spent
Sunday with friends here.
s. G. Nofzinger spent Sunday with
friends in the country.
Johnston Yeager took trip to Ada,
0. Sunday, returning Monday on his
wheel.
Mr.. Lupton, the photographer, of
Napoleon, has rented the Flory gal
lery here and will do all kinds OF
work Saturday and Sunday of each
week.
Mrs. Ames was at Wauseon Thurs
day calling on friends.
Some one at this place discovered
new method Of preventing mos
quitoes from biting. Recipe: Battle
yourself in strong vinegar.
Jacob Shibler spent few days in
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RIDGEvILLE CoRs., Aug. II.

Farmers in this section are pretty
we'll along with threshing the grain
they had in the fields. Most of the
grain is badly damaged by the rains.
A few of our citizens took in the
excursion to Lima Sunday.
Miss Mary Kigar and Children of
Paulding county, visited her mother,
Mrs. VIM. Abbs, several days the
past week.
Mrs. VIM. Chapman, while engaged
at her house work Friday had the
misfortune to strike her arm against
the edge of a rough slate cutting it
quite seriously.
f. A. Rowe was out day or two
the past week ou his canvas for
Auditor. Y.
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Xxx spd above. 17(SlSc; X, Ice: No /, l9c:
No 2, l8c; fine unwashed, l29l3c; un-
merchantable, 14@l5c; Ohio combings No. l.
sbg11 blood, lgg2oc: No. 2, h:blood, 20c;
1411@l5c;. No. /, H91s: No. 2, l7Qs1755<c; fine
unwashed 1IYl2c: unmerchsntsble, 13ial31<c:
Michigan combing No. !, h91f blood, 18Gl5c;
No2, u blood, lS{sl6c; Michigan delaine, lie;
4 blood, 15c; do, kblood, l4.{0al5c do braid,
l4G11.16c; clothing, u blood, l4c; dotk blood,
lac; do coarse, lac.
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Chicago.

Cattle - Fair to best beeves, So SG(94 90;
stockers and teeders, 81 60,G8 70; mixed cows
and bulls, 81 3094 co; Texans, 81 5C93 10;
Hogs Light S. OQ9s a5;' rough packing
and shipping, 81 65G2 s0i mixed and butchers
$2 95(93 IS; heavy packing and shipping, So 70
93 u: pigs, 50 25lS3 rs.
90; Texans 81 6Ote2 70 Lambs-s4 60ts4 Is,
Wheat - 5514e. Corn - S39ec, Oats-l61sc.
Rye-291So.
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BuHAiO


Cattle-MRfket steady.
Hogs-Yorkers, So 1908 rs; ropghs, common
to good: So zoos 25; mediums and heavies,
IS 55g3 80; pigs 80 909S e5.
Sheep and lambs-Extras, So 00(92 Is; good
prime, $2 1904 30: common. 81 50(12 rs: choice
lambs, s. 1906 25. Veal calves, IS 6506 10
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Rudy Wrinkle and Media RAIDER.
Leipsic.
Scuyler C. Jones and Mary Dome.
Mcclure.
Chas. W. Pierson and 0rilla L.
DIR. Arcola, Ill.
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PORTSMOUTH, o., Aug. s.-The cred
itors Of tho Turned Shoe company ar
ranged settlement on basis of % per
cent. 1t is said the company will re-
sumo work.
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Found Dead In His Chair.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Il.-Charles Smith
closed his SALOON Sunday night and sat
down to cool of. He was found dead
in his chair Monday morning.
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Cincinnati

Whest-No Q red r6lc. Corn-No. 3
mixed, 8l<c. Osts-No. mixed. s0e Rye
No. 2, 301f9S2c.
Lsrda$S 10 Bulk meats-s3 871k Bacon
$3.50
Hoes-s2 6N@3 10. Cattle-s2 259A Is Sheep
81 25(@3 35. Lambs-$2x x0O952A
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s47sO. g
SEwcoURT cAsEs

Eliza Jane Sherman vs.. John Sher-
man. Divorce.
Mary E. Brethnuner VS.. Samuel
w. Brethnuner. Divorce
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FINDLAY, o., Aug. 6.-Amos Decker,
who murdered George Miles, was cap
tured by two young men near Rawson
and brought here. Lynching is feared.
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Died of Milk Sickness.

LIMA, o., Aug. 6.-Mrs. Elijah O.
Richards is dead from milk sickness.
Three other members of the family are
dangerously i'll.
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PfttSDur9.

Cattle - Prime 81 25(94 4O tair to good
butchers, 81 C5(g4 Is; bulls, cows and stays,
So O0(93 10.
Hogs-Heavy. So 1908 20: medium, 50 600
8 65; pigs, 50 7095 rs
Sheep and Lambs-Choice sheep, So 7o03 81;
common. So 0092 SO; choice.lam "a 50(G5 90;
oypNrfa 6fh62 Sn
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DITCH HEARINGS.

John Fetter, section 80, Damascus
township, Aug. s1st '96, at 10 a. m.
Fred. Hahn, section 90, Richfield
township, Aug. 2Sth, '96 at 10 a. IN.
Mary D. Michener, September 4th,
'96, at 10 O'Clock a. m., at section %,
Washington township.
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Toledo.
The Doctors Extend Their Time.

Wheat - 691ic Oorn = No mixed a41fc
Oats-No white, l7s<c Rye-Sl11<a Clover.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Stock Quotations For Aug. 10.

New York.
Beef-Family, $Ss5009 90; extra mess, 81 0O0
Z 35; packed, II S099 CO. Cut meats-Plckled
bellies, .41195]4ci picked shoulders, 314(931a
picked hams, S14Q59s4c. Lard--Western steam,
b 5213 Pork-Old mess, So 'Q0(SS rs; family,
50 5O9l0 IS; short clear, So 50tD10 rs.
Butter-W Western dairy, s1l2c; do creamery,
1l119l51zc do factory, 79l0c Elgins, l5c; imi.
tation creamery, 915(5lao- Cheese-State large,
5@71Sc; small, S1SG1c; part skins, 2@3c; full
skins, l1{@2c. Eggs-State and Pennsylvania,
l3Gl3}5c; western fresh, ll4I11ac.
Whsat - CSC, Corn - 295sc. Rye - $40
63c. 0atS-23Ic-
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NOTICE, TO BIDDERS
For experimenting County
lnfrmary. :: ~ sstl.s,:s .ss,,:s.s.

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, THATTHE
~ Board Of 1nfrmary directors will re-
ceive sealed bids up to
ss ....ss Tuesday, Sept. LIST, 1896, ,a.,<.s a.-e.,
at 10 o'clock noon. for Superintending the
County Infirmary for one year. The bids of
only practical farmers will be considered.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of the Board of Infirmary Direc-
tors
c. Fl. DITTMER.
GEO. YOGLE.
Napoleon, O., August 10, Is96-td
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National Encampment Grand Army of the
Republic, st. Paul or Minneapolis, Mimi,
Of sale August 3Oth, 31st and September 1st,
1895. Returning leave st. Paul or Minneapo-
lis not later than Sept. 18th, 1896. Extension
of limit by deposit of tickets with Joint
agent of terminal lines at st. Paul on or be-
fore Sept. 18th. An extension of limit may
be obtained to and including Sept 9Oth, 1895,
to enable purchaser to reach starting point,
c. N. BRYANT, Agent.
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ExRyyabash Excursion Rates,

Napoleon, O., August 10, I8s6-td
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czeniu):
.W}oczegi polityozne, ludz;e bez
rozumu, rozporzadzaja wlasnoscia pry-
watna publiczna i nakladaja podatki
p}scone regularnie nawet przez wyzsze
fgury rzadowe. Ziemia, obiecana w}o-
soianom jako nagroda IA zadany cd
mich udzia1 W powstaniu; wlasoioielom
pod zagrozeniem kary smierci zabro-
Mono nietylko upomina6 sic ozynsz
"a w}asna ziemie, ale nawet przyjmo-
wac dobrowolnie ofiarowana jego wy
plate.
Energiczni dow6dcy powsta-
mia, jak mp. Chmieli6ski W San.
domierskiem i Krakowskiem kaz.
de siagniecie szlacheckie po
czynsz wbrew dekretowi Rzadu
Narodowego - smiercia karali.
Torem Rzadu n. P. szed Rad
moskiewski wyda} ukaz ma mo-
cy kt6rego w}oscianie zostali u.
w}aszczeni. Ale fakt pozostaje
faktem, ze powstaniu Rzadowi
N. p. w}oscianie swobode "a
wdzieczaja.