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DON'T Trust Them.

When you feel badly, and have pains
here and there in your body that you
don't know how to account for it Is the
most foolish policy in the world to take
the advice of people who say: ssOh,
there's nothing the matter with you. Let
yourself alone and you will come out all
right" These folks know nothing about
it, and may be trihing with your life.
You. may have Kidney or liver trouble.
Send right out to your Druggist and get
q bottle Of DR.. David Kenney's q s'Fa-
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right, or write : o the Doctor, at Rondout,
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ROAD InPRoyEElsr PETITION.

-AtDuon's orncr, HEznx c., O., 4 I,
y u .fls, Judy 1tlh, f9a. % ,
NOTICE 4 hereby given thst on Ne i2th. day Of
~ July, A. D. iss1, petition was hled by samuel
pake and others, praying for the improvement cut
nng out and clearing Of tie county rad leading nom
the quarter post Of ssctions II and IS IN Barlow
township Henry county, Ohio north 70 the corner Of
secons - and IS Of Bichheld township, IN said coun
" beginning at the south corner posts OF sectionsit
and Is Of BsrtiOr .township, Henry county, Ohio,
running thence north on the section line OF said
lions II and IS 70 and n, and Of BertioN town
ship, and sections - and IS Of kchneld township In
aid county 70 the north corners Of said sections and
there terminAie 10 improve said road By cutting out
ndcearing and grading BY acontinnous ditch on one
side OF said road OF Sufficient widIh and depth 70
y the water; that upon presentation Of sAld petition
the Board of Commissioners At heir special session.
July 18th, i6S2 have appointed Messrs. William Dls
Peter Punches and John HAshbergtr, viewers, and
D. p. Hudson surveyor, 10 meet at Deshler, Ohio,
the esth day of August A. d. 1854, At 10 O'Clock
m, 70 view and survey said proposed road improve
inent and 10 make their report 10 the County Com
missIoners at their next regnar session n septem-
Der, 1852. ssf TCHARLEs EyERs, n
I July 27-st. County auditor.
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Jaly ~ 81
NOTICE
Road Improvement No. 20.
AuDrroR's orrIcz, HEsaY CO, o.

@ AuDrToR's 0rFIcE, HENhY Co., OIL +
}. July Mth, 1852. II X
nj OTICE is hereby given that on the 9Th day Of
IN June, A. d. 1882. petition was illed by G. h.
Thompson and others, praying for the Improvement,
cleaning out, ditching and grading OF the county
road on the following line, to-wit: Commencing al
the corners Of sections one two (2) eleven (i)
and twelve (f2) of Monroe township, Henry County,
Ohio, and running thence east on the line between
sections one and twelve (l2) TO the east line Of
said Monroe township, thence east on the line be-
tween six 6) aud seven five and eight four
AZ and nine (9 and three and ten (i0) OF Richaed
township, Henry County, ohio, to the east line Of
said section three S and ten o) and there to teri
nate; that upon presentation Of said petition the
Board Of Commissioners Of Henry County, Ohio, It
their regulat session In June, A. d. 1882 have ap
pointed Messrs. Thomas Warner, Ferdinand Dett-
mer and George Raymond viewers, and p. r. Hud-
son surveyor to meet at Mellnta In said Henry Co.,
Ohio, on the 2snd day Of August, A. y, 1882, at 10
O'Clock O. M, to view and survey said proposed road
Improvement and TO make their report 70 the Board
Of County Commissioners At their next fegular sea-
sion In the month Of September, 1882. -.
CHARLES EVERs,
I Judy g7St. County Auditor.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

The ideas about what constitutes d
punishment differ in different localities
and with different persons. Tsras Sift-
inqs, for example, tells of an Austin
clergyman, who was vending his way to
sthe sanctuary and saw q boy with fish
ing-pcIe over his shoulder, going In the
opposite direction. Don't you know
you're bad boy?" Yes, sir. Don't
your father ever punish your Yes,
sir; last summer he mademe 60 to Sun-
day.school twice" N y
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Sherif's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN sheriff Of the County Of Henry, will, by virtue
Of an execution issued by the Court Of Common
Pleas OF said county, In favor or the Russell Conn
pany and against John Hummell, and to him direct
ed, q o'clock, p. nj on the \ ssstf isa
18th day Of August, A. D. 1881,
AZ the house Of John Hummel. In Liberty township,
IN said county, offer for sale at public auction the
following goods and chattels, to-wit: # &
10y One Russell Separator
81 ~ One Russell Glover Huller.
And ct the hour Of O'Clock p. m. Of thesame day.
on the farm Of Frank Free in said Liberty toynship
Henry County, Ohio
sS(t) One Portable Steam Saw-mill
~ One Portable Steam Engine.
Taken on said execution as the property OF said
John HummelI ~
Dated this zlth day Of July, A. ID. 1881 IA
.aSt lsIg. s9l Jill ID GEORGE DAUM,
July s7-sd. ' " PF 81 % 4
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL,
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were !,
sued by the Probate Judge during th
month Of July: . 1se'eee e-s
A.cowdrick and Gusta Dalms.
III. Henderson and Ettie Burges.
!. Myrice and Elizabeth Bowling.
A. Hollinger and Celia Fox. s'sf
G. Bostleman and Anna Bostleman.
E.A. Blskiey and Sarah E. Myriee.
w. @. vermelya and Florence Owen.
&c. Davis and sylvis Fixes.
John Miller and Elizabeth Molly.
r. G. wooley and Addie e. Paterson.
Il. d. Herkimersnd Lille Hardy. '
J. T. Hees and Charlotte Wheeler.
CIV. Roach and Elizabeth Hoot.
Jas. Cornall and Amanda Hayes.
e. G. Davenport and Cora A Buck.
e. Middleton and Mary Tuttle.
G. Heimberger and Katie Stultz.
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NOTICE.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT PETITION. I.
AUpIroa,s ornoz, HEssr co., o, |

i AuprroR's orf1cE, HxSRr Co., OIL
July 24th, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that ou the zAtn day Of
~ May, A. D. 1882, petition was filed by Wilson
Lowmaster and Others, praying for the improvement
and completing Of the county road leading from the
township line between Damaseus and Riehheld on
the north to the township line between Rchdeld and
Bartlow on the SOUTH beginning at the no-th-west
corner OF section number two az township number
four l4) north, range number sight le) eest Henry
county, Ohio, thence running south on the section
line between sections two z) and three (al ten Q0)
and eleven (1i) 70 the soutrWest corner % section
even az and there 70 termnhte. being two miles Of
road improvement in length; only enc ditch to be
dug on the west side Of the road: that upon prese
taton Of that petition the Board Of Commissioners Of
Henry county, Ohio at their regular session In une
A. D., 1852, have appointed Messrs, J.. p. Snapp
Henry Rogge and George Kryder viewers, and Henry
Kobe surveyor, to meet at Y. NJ Rynard's residence
10 Damascus tswnship on the i4th day OF August A.
D. 1882 at 10 O'Clock m, to view and survey said
proposed road improvement and to make tkef report
to the Board OF County Commissioners at the next
regular sessionin In September, l582. aI
CHARLES EvERs,
July ~ st. County Auditor.
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Card.

We, the undersigned, certify that the re-
port circulated about Richfield township
holding meeting for the purpose Of Sc
lecting candidate for Commissioner Is
false and without foundation. Also, as
false the report that the name of VIM.
MCGEE was sent to Napoleon by @. d. Win
ner. His name was sent by mail one week
after the announcement Of Mr.. Winners
name. c. d, WINNER,
J. p. BOWEN.
Richfiald AuU 4, ,l0el lt...
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Vernon makes the following predictions
for August. he is evidently determined
TO keep people at home this, summer: 81
can not but think that August will be
another month OF storms and unusual
rainfall, with one 81 two remarkably low
curves Of tamperatuFa. I Texpsct tsnowfail,
win be recorded. in extreme Western
and Northwestern sections, and cold rains
at more southerly stations shortly after
the middle of the.month.'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

The champion Texas liar won first
prize with this story: A Wyoming man
saw q Texas steer standing on the railroad
track, and knowing that the express
train was due, he tried to induce the
beast to move. Several pieces of board
thrown at the ferocious monster failed
to move It, until at last, as the train
rushed down the track at lightning
speed, he seized the steer by the tail and
twisted it like wet towel. AT this mo-
ment the train struck them both, and the
result was stupendous. The steer was
found two days afterward browsing
peacefully in q corntieId with two driv-
ing wheels hung on its horns. Mo- trace
of either the man or the engine has been
heard of since.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

s'Can you tell me, Jacob, said Mr..
Dusenberry, as they rode up on q red car
.the difference between the iron in the
blacksmith's forge and these cabbages in
Lafayette?' Jacob, although descendsnt
OF good Dutch stock, could not but said
that be could smell the cabbages.
True replied Mr.. aDusenberrv, but the
difference is this: One Is red-hot, the
other is head-rot, and, as you say, people
can smell the difference. AsA 2 sA .g
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

A handsome mantle ornament, consist.
ing of an artists easel and beautiful land,
scape picture in colors, win be mailed free
to every person who will send us the
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young people. Each address to be differ
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An nold bach wanted TO get even with
the widows on Williamsport. Pa, who
had gossiped about him, and 30 he left
them $50, 900 in his will. He knew they
would fight over ituntil thelast dollar
went to the lawvers.'' 5.
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Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn a good thing because
you have been deceived By worthless
nostrums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured many in this section OF nervous
disorders, and we recommend it heartily
to such sufferers. -Netcs. mo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

Little Johny, who has been observing
the difficulty with which gorged mos
gquitoes fly, remarks to his little brother
at the breakfast table: If you eat so
much you will die, Billy, and be an angel,
but you won't be able to fly much z
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

Sick and bilious headache, and all de-
rangements of stomach and bowels. cured
by DR.. Pierce's Pellets n-or anti billi-
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t'You are weak, said q woman TO her
son, who was demonstrating against her
marrying again. kksE
sYes mother, be replied, III am 90
weak that | can't 40 d step. .fatiler' %
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y Our Motto-Quick sales and small prof.
its. To insure same. we make our Peer
less Cough Syrup very pleasant to take,
wrap attractively, use the largest bot.
ties, and warrant satisfaction. Price oi
bottles, 80 cts. and $1.00. For sale by
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Christian Union. \. There are 252 law.
yers In the Forty ty-seventh Congress, and
only IS editors and one clergyman. No
wonder things 60 wrong.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-03

II was French women who ex.
claimed holding up d glass of sparkling
water: Ali If 1t were only wicked to
drink this. how nice It would tastei's
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Notice to Delinquents.

Notice is hereby given, that the County Com
missioners have ordered suits brought against
all delinquents on the Tax Roll for 1881. In
accordance with the law and said order, suits
will be instituted against said delinquents,
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-15
GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 14.-James Chadwick, the
catholic bishop of Hexam and Newcastle, is
dead.
PARIS, May 14.-sir Jno. Rose Cormack, a
celebrated surgeon and physician to the
DR.. Forbes, incumbent of the English
church in Paris, died to-day.
LONDON, May 14.-England and France
have agreed as to measures to be adopted in
relation to Egypt. The crises is reported
terminated for the present. Mahmoud
Barondi has resigned the presidency of the
council and is succeeded by Mustnpha Fehmy,
minister of forcing affairs. Other members
retain their posts.
LONDON, May 14.-The Austrian physician
who visited the Jewish hospital at Odessa,
states that there are 125 horribly mutilated
persons there, the Russians having poured
petroleum into their wounds.
On the canister found on the railing of the
Mansion house, was an inscription, charging
lord mayor and the Irish landlords with being
the principal recipients of the property de-
tense fund.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 14-Troops are or.
dered to Deenaburg to suppress agrarian
disturbance directed against the German land
owners.
PARIS, May 1.-THE French squadron has
sailed for Alexandria.
Middle. de Senlis, Clio second, Louvicienas
third. De Senlis was winner of the Prix
Doru.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 1.-The senate has
decided that legal authorities do not exist in
Jalis county and authorizes the president to
appoint a provisional government and order
new elections.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-15
CITY GLOBULEs,

The service at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms yes
terday afternoon was conducted by DR.. Riggs
who gave an earnest address on Spiritual
Force, which was listened to with the closest
attention. All enjoyed the singing.
This evening the st. Paul Germania singing
society will give grand concert and bail at
the Athenaum. The mnsic will be of very
superior order indeed, both the vocal and in
strumental. More than the usual amount of
labor has been. bestowed upon the preparation
of this entertainment, and there can be no
doubt that it will be first class concert.
Seibert's orchestra will furnish the music.
Messrs. Chinn and Morgan, of this city,
scored big victory with their colt Bubbler
at Lexington, KY, Monday last. The race
was for 3-year oids, three.quarters OF mile,
with seventeen starters. The top weight was
Boatlight, 107 pounds, and the favorite in the
betting, and the lowest SO pounds, Bubbler
being IN at 81 pounds. In the betting before
the race Bubbler sold at SIS to SIS for Boat
light, with several Intermediates, while the
book betting was to against him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-15
This Evening at the Opera House.

st. Paul amusement patrons will have the
opportunity this evening of witnessing and
enjoying another representation of that most
delightful backwoods idyl, "Davy Crockett
a story of honesty, and nobility, and manly
devotion, without its peer in the long list of
dramas presented for public approval. Speak.
ing of 1t as presented by the present Mayo
combination, the Indianapolis Sentinel of a
late date says:
"That the sterling romantic drama sDavy
Crockett has no uncertain hold upon the
affections OF amusement lovers here, and that
MIR. Frank Mayo's masterful assum ption of
the title part is an all-powerful magnet, are
facts that were ampy verified at the Grand
Opera house last night. The audience in
numbers and composition was in the nature
OF a sincere compliment to the great actor
and to the dramatic work with which his
name must needs ever Oe associated The
drama self is rich in beauty, sentiment snd
noble inspirations. Its central figure is that
of the honest, courageous and chivalric Crock.
EFT, and It's outlines in substance have in
them everything to admire, nothing to
condemn. Mr.. Mayo has allied himself to the
part with that consumate art which battles the
endeaver of the critic to discover q flaw; and
last night his admirers were given to find new
beauties in the character which he so admir-
ably assumes. His support was in every
respect commendable. Aside from the star,
the chief honor of the production was we'll
deserved by Miss Laura G. Clancy, an actress
who improves with each successive visit, a nd
who is rapidly securing an enviable position
in the profession. Her Eleanor Vaughn was a
carefully drawn assumption, full of WON anly
sweetness and charming throughout.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-15
The Land League.

The following resolutions were prepared by
the executive committee of the st. Paul land
league and reported to the last meeting, but
not adopted. They will be considered at the
meeting next Saturday evening:
WHEREAS, Since the last meeting of this
league full and authentic particulars of the
murder OF Lord Cavendish and Secretary Burke
have reached us,
Resolued, That we do most emphatically
condemn and abhor the foul deed as brutal
and inhuman and the evident act of an enemy
of Ireland, and express our deep sympathy
with Parnell, Davltt and Dillon and the Irish
people. whose cause is thus retarded.
That while cosdemning the act and express
sing the hope that the murderers may be
brought to justice, we repel with scorn the
infamous charge that Ireland. or the Irish
people, is responsible for it and we brand as
more criminal and brutal than the murderers
of Cavendish AID Burke, the alien government
which has fattened on the blood of the
Irish people and Kept its hold on its
victims by the commission of every crime
known to the catalogue, and which now seeks
additional revenge by placing the lives and
| liberties Of the whole people at the mercy of
few objectionable villains.
RESOLVED, that we deplore the existence of
state of affairs in any country which renders
the lives of officials unsafe, yet in Ireland
they are rendered SO only by their acts
and the behests of the government they
serve, and while we hold the Brit
ish government responsible for the
murder of Cavendish and Burke, we charge it
with being guilty at this time of numbering
innocent women and girls, imprisoning ladies
as of evil repute, destroying huts erected by
charity, shooting little boys for Innocent acts
of joy at the release of suspects, and still
keeping in prison on suspicion, men of the
highest character, and now proposing to
double these fendsh acts in the name of law.
RESOLVED, That while expressing our deep
sense of regret at the present aspect of affairs
in Ireland, we arc impressed with the belief
that unless Gladstone experiences another
sudden change of policy, and grants peace in
place of war to Ireland, assassination will be.
come the rule as it has been the exception.
[Signed] EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-15
STILL THEY COME

The stencil from that cesspool of cor
ruption-the treasury department-is
growing worse every day. The discovery
that the original plates on which the gov.
eminent securities were printed, were
obtained from prominent treasury off.
Gals by Doyle, the Chicago fOrger, has
just been made, and now comes on the
heels of that scandal, the announce.
ment that a French clock, costing $40,
was bought by Pitney, at the cost of the
government, and converted to his own
use. a detective was sent to Pitnev,s
house and the clock taken to the depart.
ment; but the strangest part of the
transaction is the announcement
that "Pitney could not be convicted of
larceny" and the fact that Power. the
chief clerk, passed the account, "hurt
him more than little" Why Pitney
can not be prosecuted as any other COM
mon thief is quite as patent to the pub
lie as the fact that instead Of Powers
passing the account being calculated to
"hurt him more than little" it has in