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Ridgeville Breezes.

ED. NORTHWEST: We are called upon to record the
Wilson has long been sufferer from that fell destroy
er consumption, until Sabbath morning. the spirit
left the body is hoped for better cline. He AZ
43 years of age and leaves wife and two daughters
to mourn hisloss. After the funeral services his
mains to be deposited in the wauseon Cemetery.
A protracted meeting has now been in progress at
the Cong. Church in this place for the last two weeks
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Addset, Of Sylvanis. A num-
Der of lay workers are also here from Wood County
The meeting has been characterized by considerable
church. We have desire to critcise any religious
effort of any christian denomination, believing that
every has right to worship according to the die
tates of his conscience but do protast against
the practice of ranng against other church oganiza
tons their Methods which to extent has been
egaged in at this meeting. 1t is species of tactics
belonging to different age, and sorry to see
1t indulged In.
Mr.. T. L. Cooley, of North Eaton, Lorain Co., is
here visiting friends on his return from michigan
Mr. August Poulter is now moving his goods and
effects to the premises Of Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell,
which he has rented In connection with the farm ofiT
". Fauver, Esq.
At this present writing the breezes blow;warm, and
Dame Natures snowy garment is rapidly going to de-
cay. We hope General Hazen will be able to give her
q new coat ere long. EoLUs.
Monday, Jan. 31st, 1881.
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The New York Herald speaks right
out in school concerning the appoint
ment of Stanley Matthews to the su-
preme bench. 1t SAYS: ''To the pub
lie, as at present informed. this seems
what Mr.. Webster once called, "a
nomination not fit to be made The
only Ineligible reason as yet known
to the ceuntry for TIE nomination of
Mr.. Matthews is the fact that he is a
brother.in- law OF President HAYES.
This kinship does not disprove his
qualifications, which the Judiciary
Committee will determine without
reference to his close relationship to
the President. But it is safe to assume
that no other President than Mr..
Hayes would have made this particular
selection to fill the vacancy caused by
the retirement Of Justice Swayne. So
far as the public has the means of
Judging, Mr.. Matthews is singularly
unfit for seat on the bench of the
Supreme Court. OF course the public
at large is not competent to pronounce
on his legal learning, but if Mr.. Thur
man vouches for it there will he no
doubt on that point.
"The public looks upon this nomina-
tion with distrust, because it does not
believe that Mr.. Matthews possesses a
judicial turn of mind, or the soundness
of judgment requisite for such posi-
ton. He was smitten with the silver
heresy, and showed himself fanatic
on that question. When he was in
the Senate he was also a violent op-
ponent of Mr.. Thurman's bill for COM
pelling the Pacific Railroad Companies
to fulfill their obligations. MIR. Mat
thews was conspicuously wrong on
both these questions, advocating views
which the sober sense of the country
condemned. In questions that may
ceme before the Supreme Court con-
nected with the railroad interest or
with the currency, the soundest public
opinion will regard Mr. Stanley Mat.
thews as an unsafe Judge. The Judici-
airy Committee understands these OBJ.
jections, but if Mr.. Thurman and Mr..
Conkling should agree in reporting
this nomination favorably, the public
will accept their opinion because it
trusts their superior judgment and
knowledge of the man
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03

THE Democratic officers of the House
Of Representatives hope that there will
be no extra session of Congress, in
which case they will hold their Offices
and draw their salaries until the regu-
lar session next December. They
might as we'll abandon that hope. The
Republicans will be likely to see that
the Democrats do not draw any salaries
after March 4th, which an extra session
can prevent. Toledo Times.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03

SENECA county has between twenty
and thirty divorce cases upon its court
docket. Most of them, it is said, come
from the home of our Governor Fos-
ter-Fostoria.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03

TENNESSEE has sent Judge II. E
jackson, Democrat, to the U. S. Senate.
The Radicals were almost confident
that Maynard, rabid Republican,
would be the man.
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IT is said had John Sherman re-
mained away from Ohio We would have
had our usual January thaw. We be-
lieve 1t.
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NAPLOEON, o., FEB. 3, 1881.

The national debt of England is
held by about $4,000 people; that of
France by about 100000.
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"A ITO M M Il MT
Road Improvement Number IL.
PetitiOned for by Vim. Kaufman, ct. al.


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OLD, TRIED, AND TRUE,

Remember DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla is not a new, untried
compound. 1t hasstood the test of forty
yeass' use, and has proven itself to be
the best vegetable compound ever dis
covered for curing scrofula, syphilitic
disorders, skin and blood diseases, liver
complaints, urinary troubles, etc.
jan29-1y
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DoN'TMAKE A MISTAKE.

Why will you use salves and lotions,
and other outward appliances for the cure
of skin diseases? The relief thus obtained
can only be temporary. Why not strike
at the root of all skin diseases by getting
your blood and liver in healthy, vigor-
GUS condition? This can only be done
effectively and thoroughly by the use of
Dr.Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
r;llo
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ACCORDING to the Washington de-
tectives thieves are already ilocking to
the capital to attend the Inauguration
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Now the Time.

Don't wait untillycu are nearly dead
and bed-ridden. Don't wait until you
have found, to your sorrow. that mineral
polsons. alcoholic stimulants, bitters,
etc, will only aggrevate diseases of the
blood, kidneys and liver. But now, be-
fore another day passes, make haste to
procure and use DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and Sasaparilla. 1t never fails to
cure all blood and skin diseases, all liver
complaints and urinary troubles.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03

Ms- When you pay moreJor the Rent Of
your Business House than for Advertising
your Business, you are pursuing a false
poticy. If you can do business let 1t DC
knOWn.-FRANKLIN.
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iNorE.--We respectfully ask the clergymen as weu
"A all Others in Henry county, to send forpubca-
kion in the NORTHWEST, all the marriages and deaths
especially come to their notice-ED.)
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~ oFFIoIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY.
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Rs- Methodist church at Bucyrus caught fire
Sunday, and came burning down. Damage
$500
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DIR. METTAUR,S
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AlnusenlenIs. xc

THK CIRCUs.-Forepaugh's immense canvass
va Sa 5. pshsa ias5 night with such an audience
management estimated the croWd ar hetwaan
9,OSO and 10000. and before O'Clock peonie had
70 oe turned away. The crowd pressed Tor ad-
stnn th ,n Win sqen force that nothing could
numerous wonders, was viewed by many hui mt
thousands crowded on through TO rhf. circns
p paw 20 get 5000 seats. The features or The
ing were novel and entertaining Tb@ mar
IofMrg elephants, Trained and directed nv
AdaIn Forepaugh, IT., the trained stalIionS AM
me oy clcte performances attracted special az
Jentlon. me elephants are wonderfully dorIla
and coedlent Despite the cool weather there
was another large crowd OF interested spsc5ae
tols Lnls alterAo0n. Tonight will be the last.
Per Esal s9rosI me weather today permitted
geouS paraphernalla and trapDings. The
$50, OO0 beauty made her appearance upon an
elephant accompanied BY an escort OF Knights
and retinue of retainers.
SARAH BRRNHARDT.-Nearly every seat for
the two Bernhardt performances Friday nieht
and saturday matinee has been sOId-eHen
with the gallery. Many lsaiss have purchased
tickets for the gallery. The two performances
win be the most largely attended OF any, per.
maps, IN the history OF the theater,
=, LINCOLN HALL. - HeTZog's Assemblage OF
~, not aeis opened brief season al LincolD Hall
yesteroay. TIE exhibition is remarkable for
MS extent and the large number OF novelties
orc ore ~ Iers that are seen there. The doors
q r. 70 eDed rom TO and from toto p. N.
-. IhDs OPERA HOUSE,. - Thursday night
OhYetfe," mat bright comic opera. will be
given at Ford's upcn the occasion or the benefit
OF j, Louis Ford. Miss Eva Mills viii sing the
leading role. TAere win be chorus OF thirty.
sflendid orchestra and new costumes and
Geccrarons Oltyette will also DC given Friday
night and Saturday matinee
NATIONAL THBATkR. - The cast for "The
Pirates" at the National, TO- morrow night
Mr. hinseys beneiit-wlll be as follows: Ma
bel. Miss Eva Mills Ruth. Mrs. Dr. Z. s. KIM
Dali; Edith, Kate and Isabel, Misses Annie
Eass, Amy Leayitte and Annie Sterling: Rich
ara, PIRATE Caief, Mr.. B. Z. Keyser; Samuel.
MS L1euteDant, Mr. - Forsman: Frederic Mr..
J. o. P1gb; General Stanley. Mr. E. g. Hay;
sergeant OF Police, Mr. F. n Pearson.
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THE EVENING STAR.
II April ). 1871 .
The Weather.


OFFICE OF TTfE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Apr.l !. 1SSl, go a n
FCF View England and the middle states cold
and gen Tally IalF veal her Will continue Wit n
northwest 10 southwest winds during tna raa-
or Tuesday, followed or wednesday by So gIy
rising temperature.
The Coming Weather.
TIE chief signal onlcer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin TO the press: Fair weather
continues Ia the districts east OF the Rocky
mountains, with temperature below freezing
10 tne northern portion CT the eastern gull
states. and thence nOrthwaTd over New Eng
land and the lake region, ard temperature be-
low zero in Minnesota In Lhs region south OF
the Missouri valley the TEN Der2ture mas risen
slightly. and there are Indications that storm
Will develop in northern Texas and Indian
territory during Tuesday night or "Wednesday.
The temperature continues from 25 10 50 d.
trrees below the mean In all districts or The
Mississippi and missouri rivers. TIE indica-
lions are that slightly warmer weather ws |
prevail On The Atlantic coast during Wedne5-
Jay.
RANCE OF TEE THERMOMETER
The following sTe the readings Of tne tner-
NONE Ter 81 the signal Oflce during the daT:-
. a. n. ct: II IA T.. y .. 10. $50. Maxi.
mum. - minimum 242o.
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AlexAndria Notes.

GRAVE CHARGE.-The case of Albert But
lef, Richard Tancii and Thomas Vaughan
charged with unlawfully displaying dead
bocits, comes up before Judge French for trial
OFF FOR ECRoPE.-Tfe directors Of the Ger.
man thanking company went to Washington
last night 10 bid good by to their president
Mi Rooert Portner, who sails for Europe to,
morrow. ~
ANNUAL MRRTIEG.-The stockholders OF tho
Alexandra Marine Railway & Shipbuildtnp
company hold their annual meeting to-day.
fLH.-Shad SOLD yesterday at s24 per 100
PERsoNAI--Judge Thomas, OF Fairfax
County, IS IN this CITY.
RECoNsIDERED.-At a meeting Of the 81 wari
col0red republican club last night, the former
resolution endorsing S. p. Baily. for postnlas-
ttI OF This CITY, was RECONSTRUCTED and rejected
COL0RhD READJUSFsRS.-Ata meeting OF the
colored men or the 4th ward last night, read
ulster club was formed. and the following
0IhcerS elected: Robert Gaines, president: s.
Madelly, vice-president: N. Robertson, secre-
t8ry.
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street lamps viii be lighted al II n. N. and
extfDgUfshed at 400 q m. r ~ '
Omcers Hollinberger, Brosnan, Fritz and
byrnes, last night raided policy SHOP In
marble alley, between Missouri and Peansyl-
saAla avenues and Al and Gu streets, ani
alreSteo the proprietor. ". 81. Thomas and SIX
men VINO were playing the game. The Ak
turs were also captured and deposited in the
SeEenLn precinct station house.
me Liquor Dealers Association mot yester.
Gay ana talked over the license question, Tne
IMPRESSION Ia that the members will have
licenses before this year is out.
In the Criminal Court this morning nol,e
pros was entered in the case OF Thomas Dunn,
1GSlcIed TOT robbery: In the case OF the party
VINO was indicted With Dunn, tried some time
since. verdict Of not guilty was found.
The valuable gold watch and chain adye--
used as lost In Saturdays STAR were returned
to-day.
The train on the Baltimore & Potomac rail-
Ioao, which lett at lao p. N. for New ork and
tnS east. leaves hereafter At D. m.
Inc pressure for seats at the National for the
beIhbaT0t appearances was fierce yesterday,
ana couple OF policemen were required to keep
ne ne struggling crowd IN order. Pretty much all
ne seats have teen sold.
The many friends OF the family Of Mr. Ed
ward M. Drew vii regret TO learn OF the death
OF MS daughter, Miss Bette g. Drew, last
night. at his residence, Tl6 10th street north
west, alter a lingering and painful illness.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL. TpRN

CURT IN GENERAL. TERM.
yesterday, Brereton agJ. Brere5on, argued
ana submitted. Manew agt. RUPERT; motion
10 emf Judgment satisfied argued In part
To-oay, Richards agt Williams; decree signed.
mccarthy agt. Mccarthy; decree vacatIng
supercedeas partially.
CIRCUIT C0URT-Jtd0e Macarthur,
Yesterday, Lanahan agt. Young &c al; plea
W1thdraWn, with leave TO amend declaration,
Giobs agt. franklin insurance Company; on
hearing, -
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West Washington. nee Georgetown,

BUILDING Ass0cIATIoE.-At the 18th regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth Building Asso
clation- held last night at GOddard's Hail, $3.50
was disposed OF, being shares, retired at the
STOCK value rates. (s94 per share) The receipts
were 81, el5-the remainder being absorbed bY
last months retirement.
GRAIN.-Arrtved By canal. boat Molue c.
waters, with 3 500 bushels OF wheat
DON'T FORGET the supper and lunch at Aged
WomeI's Home Tonight and TO- morrow.
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LOCAL NEWS.

AmUseEncnts- &C.. Moonlight.
NtHth ana S STf@ts. - Forepaugh's Great
show.
L''coln HaU.-Herzog's aszemblage OF WON
nerS
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CITY ITEMS.
Open the bottle,

WEIGH CONTAINS HUB PUNCH,
AID you at once have an fncornparabte usver-
age, uniting old liquors and choice fruits, sud
when, with hot water or without, iced. or With
nihohaoe, SOFA water or milk. is equally tina.
Keep It on the sidenoard for the use Of yoar
guests In the Holiday season. and at ali sea.
sons. ASK your Grocer. Wine Merchants or
Orugglst for lr. Price 81 g q hnftIe.
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wa HIM TON.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. APRIL 4 AND g.
THE GREAT
FOREPAUGH SHOW,
Now On its
SEVENTEENTH ANIMAL TOUg
Of the
UNITED STATES,
ORGANIZED FOR THE SEASON OF 1881,
Upon Scale OF
MAGNIF1CENCE AND SP1EGDOR
Before Unknown.
NEW ARTISTS, NEW ATS, NEW FEATURES
New and Strange knirnls.
% PERFORMING SrALnLONs,
40 ELEPHANTS.
WO0LLEY ELEPHANTS
DOUBLE CIRCUS,
Composed of ths
STARS OF ARENIC ART.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
Doors open at and pm. Performances COM
mence one hour later.
Adm ssioD, so cents: Children, Under years
= cents. Preferred tickets at Nils Muslc st re-
3of fennsSiVanla avenue. for sale April and g.
NOTE Weather Permitting. the magnificent
SHOW, including the Spectacular f.endition OF
Laila Kookh's Departure from Delhi viii take
place TOMORROW MORNING., at lie bonr ana
over the route heretofore ADVERTISED. ap4-2t
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DIR. TuIiO y. Verdi.

OF washington. D. c.. the celebrated Author.
commissioner OF the National Board of Health,
enc, etc, says the Ltebig Co.'S Arntcated Ey-
tlact OF Nlteh Hazel ''iS invaluable" Cures
piies, salt Rheum, Catarrh, Painful Periods.
Rhenmatisn, Colds and Neuralgia Beware of
cheap Counterfeits. The Liebig Company offers
20 cheap goods. It offers only honest prepara-
tiors at honest prices.
Sod In fifty cents and dollar sizas
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That $4,000.
TEE REAL HOLDER OF NO. a. I6 FOUND At LAST

TEE REAL HOLDER OF NO. Il, SIC FOUND At LAST.
On the 9Th OF March The News and Oo.
server announced that one-half OF ticket No.
1856 In the Louisiana State Lottery, which
Grew the capital prize OF $50 900 in the ORA wing
OF March Sth, was held in Raleigh. Ever since
lnat time the Inquiries as 10 who was the lucky
Nan nave peen constant. and no efforts have
Oeen spared 70 ind MIN. II WAS az first re-
pCrted that the city editor OF this paper held
me I1cke. Then Il was almost asserted that
MI. Il Il. Slater was tie lucky individual and
we were On Saturday night assured by gen.
tieman that the last named party was the
holder OF the half ticket.
But the public were all wrong. Yesterday
the T1gnU persons name " as revealed. Informa.
tlon came TO US from perfectly reliable source
that Mr.. Peter M. Wilson, Secretary of the State
Board OF Agriculture, was the fortune person.
Soon after we received this definite information
8 reporter called On Mr.. Wilson at his Office, In
tbe Briggs building, TO make Inquiries as 10 Lne
matter. Mr.. Wilson declined to make any
statement whatever as TO whether he did or
uo not Draw the money. He had oeen in
FORMED OF the fact that he was to be called on
Oy US out 1t Was HIS pleasure to make 10 state
melt. he neither denied nor admitted the soft
impeachment.
The news Of Mr.. Wilson's great good fortune
Will give general pleasure not only in this city,
but m all parts OF the state, for his friends are
legion. A gentleman OF much modesty OF M an
her he raCher dsikes notor1ety of this sorr, and
cerfaiIl ~ receives Dame Fortunes quietly
Rd'ei1h, ". C., Ne1cS ana Observer, March 81.
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RELIEVED OF Ills POCKET BOok.-Last Friday
nlgAt III. Noble PcSey, from Charles counts
Nd. arrived n this city on the steamer Mai
taDO. and soon after leaving the boat he dis
covered that lie had been relieved or his pocket
pooK, containing S34. 80. He could give 70
account Of how or by whom IL was taken ana
The police could not assist him in its recovery
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Liebis Co.'s Coca Beef Ton;c

III has more than realized my expectations.
says professor Duncan Campbell, NJ d. IL D.,
PRESIDENT Royal College Physicians and Sur
geons Memper General Council University OF
Edinburgh. etc.
Invaluable for debility, weak lungs, bill GUS
ness, dyspepsia, female complaints, asst mn.
malaria, liver complaint. sick headache. b.
ware OF counterfeIts.
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WiIbor's Cod. Liver oil and Lime.

The friends OF persons wao hsve been re-
stored from confirmed Consumption by the use
OF this original preparation, and ths grateful
parties themselves have, bY recommend u Is
ana ACKNOWLEDGING It's wonderful efficacy,
gwen The article a vast popularity In New
England. The Cod-Ltver OIL is In this cornbi-
nation robbed OF its unpleasant taste and re1-
az RED douoly effective In being coupled with
c1ple supplying nature with just the assist
alce required to heal and restore the deceased
LIlgs. A. B. WILB0R, Boston, proprietor.
Sold by all DRUGGISTS
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2 IL o II &c.
E r q T
l. Az "A TIV Il

E r Q T
l. "a y "a T V Il.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS and
PLANTS. Is thorough in It's Medicinal Action.
and yet 30 AGREEABLE to the TASTE th.t
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET it fs espe-
ciany essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
til one becomes accustomed to its use-whsn mild
action and the most satisfactory results ara srre tn
follow Ladies aud children, aud those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines tn
secure cathartc sction. especially pleased with
Its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE. and You will
esteem it highly as SAFE, PLEASANT and EFF
FECTIYE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price. Is Gents. Large boxes, 80 Gents.
mar6-eo&W
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CALI OR SEND for the ItaGF Estr,e Rerfel-. inst
out, al Il. III. Warmers. 90 street northwest
Besides o1eTing valuable bargains In prJy5r,y
IL is full OF good Stories and TIcl jokes
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Rough Oh Rats.

Rough Oh Rats.
Ihe tning desired found at last. ASK Drug
gisIS Tor Rough On Rats. 1t clears out rats
Nice, reaches, bed bugs, &C., 15c. boxes tn
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD is the only reliable tonic
ior Drain and sexual organs of either sex ST,
Al orugglsta SToTT CROMWELL. Agents,
30 4S0Penpsylvanta avenue,
"AIderney Dairy WaGOns.
FRESH Attorney butter cnurned every morn.
Ing, and delivered1n 1Glbs. Ward" prints. 45c
per 10 Also, cottage cheese, butternilK and
sweet milk &c. per Of, Cream, 1Oc. pint.