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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10
C.. F, FROMMER.

One of the largest stocks of hats to sele It
from at A. Pancoast & Son. 4.I9
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

Bustles and Hoops
all styles and sizes just received at A. A.
VOLTS. 6-S Ct
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

in all cases OF Flux Collie. Oh ,lera Morbus or
other complaints of the ,wels, take Morley's Uni
versal Blackberry Basam rs cents, at +. kalteyer
& Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

We are prepared to receive Wool on Consignment,
making Liberal Announcements on the same
CHABOT, MOSS & CO.,
I-II-n SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

Something choice and new in Straw Hats,
Just received by A Pancoast & Son.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

The signal station reports height Of ba-
rometer at this point, 1915; thermometer, II
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

For the past two years ! have been troubled
With leucorrha and female weakness which at times
W re one Of Prof. Gumettes Kidney Pads and il
cured me. Mss. II. JEROME, Toledo, o,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10

Are you low spirited. "down-in-the mouth -
and weak in tie back? Does walking, lifting
standing cause pain in the small Of he back2 II So
you have kidney disease, and Prof. Guilmette's
French Kidney Pad will cure you.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-10
SHEEP FOR SALE.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.

CHABOT, MOSS & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
DOT OaGercoGt

lie was q full-blooded American, aud he
had seen second-hand,and hand mc-down"
clothing dealers in hia lifetime, and gone
them one better
He entered the Tsraelte shop, and per
forming the Masonic .ign manual Of tho
jew, by eley.ting his hand to the level of
hi, ear snl shaking il parallel to his shoul-
dcrs, exclaimed; How You VAS, mine
frendt'"
81 vas not 70 rell replied Moses.
"Iiaf you forg-fvc dollar oaiorcoat
yot Va make to order for student, yoi you
vii! .e!l me for dree dollsr.i"
More- looked at The woald.be purchaser
FROM head " foot. "Va- YOU an orphan
NO, va no orphan but haf brud
der NIT sch2.tarn street yot sells goods yot
va. an orphan"
" / think you vas give me taGy."
Well, how shout that oycrcoat, old
MAN." suggested thepro'peciiyepurcha er,
in regular IT, ; language.
Isaac, will you show the. gentleman cot
make tD-ofdcr Brince Albert caiercoat, Vt
you puy ycne week ago nit dot s.udcnt?"
The coat was. produced and thoroughly
inspected.
You viii sell DOT coat for drcc dollarI,'
led Tie purchaser.
"How could / do dot, miae lrendt' Dot
coat yas cost me dweu,y dollar could
not sell him to mine brudder for less than
dneniy-Gfc."
Perhaps your sister would take it on
your hands Tor fifteen saggeicl the buy
cr.
But haf no sister, said Moses. "I
think you vas no puy DO. coat; you vas
come here nit shoaks on me"
Now, mine frendt,' commenced tho
buyer, again giving the sign manual, ." vot
va. the least nonish yot you take NIT dot
costf'
Moses face Frightened. ~ vas sell dos
coat Tor fifteen dollar; bu. if you eier dell 4
lian' .oui vot you Pay for him yas ruin
ri nan
a" / hsf loss dot combination mi. mine
safe, bat "a, gif you a file-doiar note
from mine bpcket-boo.."
-" j coald not sell dot osfercoat for less
dan tn dollar" said Moses. va lose
ten-doIlar pill nit him then"
viii you take the y?' asked the purcha-
ser, ~ he got - the door.
Isaac, You may DO up tie oafercoat for
the gentleman. lie j. a beculisr frend.
mitme."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

Suicides seem to be epidemic in Baltimore
Fcrr or ave within week.
Chs-ies Morrison. Virginian, cut his
thrD.t ~ Fort Worth, Texas, last week.
The Chst,.nooys Southern Iron Works
turns out 2.o0e poands bsrbed wire = day.
The Richmond Catholics intend erecting
ncr cathedral of Virgins granite, costing
100000.
Senator John T. Morgan i,re-elected froa
Alabama, and Senator Vi. c. Butler 'rcs
South Carolina.
The odo, o. musk of which the EmFre"
josephine, who died in 1914, was very fond,
sill cling. TO her boudoir al dismsn.lsd
Ms!msison.
In '7s Gove-nor-.iect Grant of COLORADO
was an ss,ayiss in Robinson. reduction
works ut Idaho SPRING. on = S75 salary. He
i. now wortA half million.
The Tsar's coronation will occur next
May. iscO gold, 5000 silver and $4,000
bronze medals bca'ins prohes Of tho imPe-
rial pair Sre TO be struck.
The cradle wherein the baby prince of
Burnsh reposes IL of mango wood cncased
IN hert gold sad finished in fsncy1goli
work aud precious stones. II cost round
million King Theebow is a murderous od
heather, but bis daddy love cant be que'
toned.
Wm. Whitley is = London purveyor en-
ploying 5000 p,rsons, 800 horses and whose
buildings cover II acres. lie also had biz
farm. The man is baker, banker builder.
blacksmith, butcher cobhlcr, draper, drug
git, aorst house agent, jeweller, milkman,
tailor and livestock aud furniture dealer.
In New York the jSnitors Of big Broad
way buildings 1--we up ngEt the roof with
their iamilils. Here the babies are born
and reared and the children play on th.
wailenclosed roof where the clothes ara
drled and flowers grow. \ great place is
New York!
It ha. been .quarcly asserted that, IS IN
anthropological fact, the brain oi the Rus
sian woman is masculine in both size and
cipaciiy iy-thst the sexes have exchanged
mental qualities: the man becoming plant,
domestic, uneuterprsing, the woman more
intellectual, daring and resodrceiul.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
Es0ETE u.
THINGS IN TIE Borrox DRAWER

There are whips snd tops sHd pieces .; string,
There a-e siiees which uo .isiie feet wear;
There .re Bit. OF ribbon .Rd broken riiss,
And treSse, of golden hair,
There are !ittlc dresses folded sway
OUT 0i ,Ae light "a the sunny day
There are dsinty jackets thSt never are worn,
There are toy, ana models % SHIPS;
There ale book, and pictures =! faded snd tom
And marked by sne finger ePs
OF diniPied hands that have fallen - dust,
Yet / strive 70 IuinE thst sbe Lord Is jsss
But q feeling OF bitterness nils Iuy soGl
Sometimes when 1 lTy 80 pray,
THAI tie Reaper las spared 30 n'sny Movers
Ana taken mlDe away,
And almost DOUBT that the ipri cSu .roH
inat mothers heart can love .h,iG 80.
Then think Of the weary ones
NhOare waiting aud watching Tonight,
For Tie sloS return OF the iaterug feet
That Lave strayel from the p4-hs Ot right;
VINO lave darNenei their lives ny shame nnd
sin,
Whom the -nares of the teniptcf have gathered
in.
They wander iar in distant c!imes,
rhey perish by ire and food,
And Jhe,r hands are black wIlu the d!rcsl crimes
That kindied lie wrath oi God.
Vet 81 mother sanE ha> soo.nci thcm 10 rest,
she hath luiled them to s.4.uber UPON her
breast.
And then think of ms cailirca, th:cc,
Ay babes ta2, Eeyer grow DID,
AHd know ls-, they are waiting aud watching
for ms,
In .hc city wiih streets of gold.
S.le, safe from ,he cases oi the weary years,
F"0n sorrow Gui >.l nd war,
And thank fuy God witn falling tears,
For the ,.iuc, .i tnc bottom drawer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

As q rule the men who have been driven
cray by III fortane dil not have far 90 20.
French people peeially are addicted to
n,gt,marc-tho probable result Of eating 50
much horse aesh.
"What m4dled ne, said TIE man, vas
not that tae goa, chased me bu. that the
syup4thie- Of the folks looking oa were al
agains. me-
81 say, wlIr don, yon buy that carpet
bag. rs going very cheap What DO 1
wan. carpet-5as lYr." why, 70 keep
v8ur clothosinr' Ya-as, and 20 naked !'
They ssy that an expert can tell the time
Of day b. the movements of an alligator as
well as b. 4 watch. This j. joyous news.
An alligator is 20 much easier 70 carry about
than watch.
When some one standing rs the Natural
Brage IN Virginia expressed . doubi about
Gs5.scW W4shingion's reported feat oi throw
.ug silver dollar completely over it, secge-
ary Evarts, 20 was present, gTaycly re-
Duked him, saying. You forget hoW
much further a dolia- went in those days .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
faas
EEaj'par's .Ha ga%iae.
ILL [ 5 T ( A 7 ED.

Haypcr's Nqq7s'as begins lis sizty-sixlli vol
umewilh the Deccmher Number. II is not oa-
Is the most popular ilidftr.ted periodical in
America and England. Dlt also the largest IN
it, scheme the most beagtiiul IN is appear
ancc. and the best magazine foT the home. \
new novel entitled " fort thc Major by Coz
STANCE FENrvoRE WooLscN, the author OF
Anne" was begun in the November Number.
In literary and artistic excellence the Nqgq-
zinc improves with each. successive number.
Special efforts have been made for the lighter
entertainment ot its readers through Lunor-
Gus stories, sketches, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
%.iy9iuia 9tee gress.
Nm. @ ". ". Is. GALLAHER. Editors.
Caarlesto,cn,Jcgcrson county, West Va.
December 10. fSs2.
4 Beauii5a Incident.

A Young mar who had been on a three
days dcaauch wandered into thc reading
room Of q hotel where he was wei known,
sat down ard stared into the street Pre-
entity lietle girl OF about ten years anne
in and looked timilly about the room. She
was dressed in r&g., bat had a sweet, intel
lirent face that could scarcely fail 80 excite
sympathy. There were FIVE persons in the
room. and she went To cach begging. One
gentleman gave her fve-cent piece, and
she went to the gentleman spoken Of and
asked him for p penny, adding, / haven't
had anything to cat lor whole day" The
gentleman was out Of humor. and be said.
Grossly: Don't bother me; | havn't had
anything 10 ca, in three days" The child
opened her eyes in shy wonder aud sisred
at him fora moment, and then walked slow
ly toward the door. She turned The knob,
and then, after hesi,ating a few seconds,
walked up o. him, and gently laying the
five cents on his knee, said, with tone Of
true giriish pity in her voice, " II you
haven't had anything 10 eat lor three days,
you take this and 20 and buy you some
bread. Perhaps cln ce. more somewhcre. ID
The Young man b.uaael 10 tie roots OF his
Lair. and lifting tho cAiid ia his arms. kiss
cd her two or lhree times IN delight Then
Ia tl.,l- nor f., rf. i,,-..lrl iu the room. and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

pErERsoN's NAGAHyE 'or JanUary j.
Jus, oui. maF.e. Of t-aliy, 'ae mcsl cost
j.. t,;irntly, ever i-sucl There aye two
un7iysiied -tecl eu,tarirgs, double sized
c,lorel Tcc fashion Y.etc, ard numerous
other cxquisitaly wrought pictures, useful
fashion patterns and embellishments. The
litersry mstteri- il excellent and increased.
" f,srs2n," Ia siaH T. cheaper aad te,,s-
nB. esr for lss8. The price is still only
two dollars g gear T. clubs its aston.sh-
ingly low. Address Chas. J Peterson, 500
Chestnut s., Philade.l hia, Pa. See edyer-
tlsemen,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

4 Methodist itinerant preacher Of the
co.oTed persuasion, one Sunday, found when
his nat was returned that there was nary
rcd IN it. he turned the hat upside down,
tapped on the crown OF il with his hand,
and shaking his head solemnIy, he said
" Brelden, thank de Lor' I got my hat
back from dis congregation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

Gen. Sherman, in a speech at Fort Lea
venwonh recently, tod how, during his
Atlanta campaign, he had his map printed
on muslin, 20 Is not to tear in wind, but he
added that they soon became scarce, be-
cause they were 50 handy sor hanIkercbiefs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

! tramp applied to citizen If Au.iin
ior a nickel u buy ioaf Of bread. Cant
you 20 into any. business that is more profit
able than thi,g' IA Ike 70 open = bank
if only could get the tools vas the can
did reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

SUFFER-

no longer from DyspeP-
sia, Indigestion, want OF
Appetite, Joss OF Strength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
ell these diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
GER.EEsD HOUSE.

Ne Corner Ninth and Chestnut SIS, fhiia
J. McKissEy, Manager. J. II DEsSIsoS, SUP
STREET CARS run from al the principal
Depot. - the HOTEL. The accommodations
are in an respects equal to any in the City
- 90 per day.
0s< esA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
EA2RGl.S 2IlgllItlLS.

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One Year - Numbers Io 0u
Po.igGc Free T. al subscribers IN Tie JIatcd
S.It.s py t,;nfir.
The volumes Of the Migdsiee begin with the
Number for JGuc ,ad December % each year
When no time is specified, il viii bc under
-to3d ,hat Che subscriber wishes 10 begin with
the cuTrent Eumher.
The last Eight Volumes of HH-Ir's Nggq
.'4e. in Heat cloth binding, Will be soni by mail
postpaid. uu receipt ~ IS o. Cloth Cases for
hudine 10 cent, tarh-by mail, postpaid
Index to Hup,rs NagG.'He Alphabetical.
Analytiril. and Classified. Tor Volumes 10 ~.
Inclusive from June, 1866, 20 June, 1850 one
vol. Hvo. CiotH. - go.
Ecmiitauce Should be made by Post0Hice
Money Orier %, Dfao, 70 syoid chance oi loss.
Nc y4pcrs Ggc a,i 70 c.lg itiS @tger~e"sm
ra,.nN. e,or.- or,,r o. IlRPEE E BRpfgSs.
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Dec. ., l.o2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
Boston. November &c, 1851.

Bows CHEsuCAL CO.
Ccatlcmcl .- For years have
t-ena zlestsuiIercrfrCm Dys2eps.c,
and could SCI no relief thav.ng iried
everything which WAS recommend
cd unai. acling on The s1vicc ot
fie7i. Who had ben benefited ~
Bxcwrs lsoE HlrTEEs, ] tr'eQ !
ho,.i-. ui,h o. Il '-I-'risiag resl.:s.
Previous % nking frowS's lrCN
EITlKgs. everything AZ distressed
nc, ari I suffered rIesly 'roi- o
burning sensation ia the stomach,
which vas Undesirable. Since TAX
ing H,owS's IroT b5rTrrs. aE ny
trouSier arc atsn end. Can - .uy
ure without any cis=frzez.'c 70
n.lis. an Trac;icsi.y aa7'l-E
person. Mrs " J FIySa,
60 Maverick s., Z. Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
USEScnRf BROTHERS.
HARD
OIL FINISH.

TT. the Onl5lsAL and only GssUIrz HAsD
3 Ofa TIEIsh in tis market.
It dries qGic! ard hard rubs easily. and does
uJ: scratch
III. the b.st Finish for Pianos and Organs.
tis the best Finish for Fsrnitur-
Ei- tn. best Finish for School Desks and
Ses,e.
It the beat Finish for DvelHns' and Pub
lie Bu;lGimSs.
Itir the best Finish for Rustic Francs and
Xoudings
It makes eithe-s Dead Finish or Brilliant
Polish ard is not affected by Water or
Damp.
Owing 90 the reputation our HARD on Fr'-
isI, ha. attained. manv limitations are offered
..ud sOld ~ a iOw price, being frequently repre-
seated q. our HAND on FfSi.H.
AK your dealer f,r 'BEsRY BsoTEsRs HARD
on FISlsH and tsse 10 other. IL ne does not
keep i. send direct 20 rs, aud your order Viii
receive prompt attention.
BERRY BROTEE6s.
Varnish Manufacturers,
DETROIT MIcE.
April y, .ss2-y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16

1909.
Ha1pag's .ga2ar.
ILL L : 7 r a Y i D.

This popular Journal is q rare combination
of literature, art, and fashion. Its stories, po-
ems, .Hd -ly> are hy thc test writers of tu-
rope ana America; It's sasra'inss prsses' ,he
highest artstic excellence 4l.d in ail matter,
pertaining t. fi-hicn 81 Is universally acSEoTi-
nd 10 Dee tine lea3ins authority ia thc iand.
The ues .olanc w..I contain many briilian;
novelties
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
BROWNS IRON BIT

BROWNS IRON BIT
TE3S acts like a charm
on tIle digestive organs,
removing all dyspePtic
sym ptoms. such SIS tast-
ing the food, Belching,
Heat ia the Stomach,
Heartburn, etc. The
only Iron Preparation
that VIII not blacken the
teeth or give hendaohe.
s9iA " all Drus0is:s.
Brown Chemical CO.
Bolunlore, NJ.
See that III Iron Hi,te-s AZ made ~
Lrowr Ch-mical Co. b>i;. more and
hive eross-d fed iiass saI trace
mars IN ~TsPPes
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
TAYLOR H0U3E,
CGssLEsrrsN, ". YS
ID. r. BARBOUR, Prop'r.

4 CCONNoDATIOES d-H-c.ar'; location
~ \ cru-ra ani convenient ant rates reasons
h.e 4 rrc IIvEEY ~rt1ls connected with the
III .tei wit1 horses and vehicles o. let, and q
reliable lo-ticr liways AZ hand.
MArcL -. lSS2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-12-16
Dec9 1882

NEW YORK OBSERVER,
New York
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
A New Departure.

Some merchants, after the season is over
and the goods are no longer wanted, adj
vertise great closing out sales of overcoats
at cost. s. Bernstein, the One Price Cloth
Ter, has reversed this order of things, and
offers to his customers now. when they
want them and need them, five hundred
overcoats, of all grades, at thirty per cent.
less than they can be found anywhere else.
Three dollars will buy heavy felt-clo 9th
overcoat.
Five dollars will buy heavy fur Beaver
or Union Beaver overcoat.
: Six dollars and half will buy fine
heavy chinchilla Beaver overcoat.
Ten dollars will buy genuine all wool
Beaver cloth overcoat. Don't buy any
overcoat till you see mine and my prices,
1t will be money in your pocket.
8. BERNSTEIN,
3t One Price Clothier.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
Don't Wait.

A splendid chance is now offered at
Saur's Drug and Book Store to buy goods
at prices so low that it will actually aston
ish you. Just see the amount of money
you can save by TAX ing advantage Of the
time during which these special induce
ments are made. Saur is compelled to
make room for the Grand Book Sale
which is to be opened on the 18th day of
November for which already expensive ar
rangements have been made in the way of
purchases and consignments at his store,
and hence this large reduction and great
inducement on the goods on hand. Re-
member that you only have 80 days of
grace and that you can save plenty of
money, buy just whatever you may want
or need, and that the goods are first class
and everything warranted as represented
or no sale.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
A Big Fish Story.

Hon. VIM. Sheffield, j. N. High and
wife, all of Napoleon, and M. w. Brooker
and wife returned from the st. Clair flats
yesterday with los fish, SO they say. In
the last hour of fishing Mr.. Brooker made
three double drags taking five of the six
fish, one of them was ten (lO) pound pike,
and another twelve (12) pound catfish.
The fish were to-day shipped to Napoleon,
and tomorrow Mr.. Sheffield and brass
band, aided by the stars and stripes and q
Goddess OF Liberty, gathers his friends
around him and tells them how they did it
with their little bamboos. Agay time is
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
LOCAL NEWS, &c
A Last Request.

We again importune those who are In
arrears upon subscription to call in and
settle up. We are not taking enough sub
scription money to keep the "marsheen"
running, and as we have obligations to
meet, and intended additions to make to
our Office, we earnestly request that all
indebted to us will come in and settle
without further delay. At the close OF
the month NJ November roll of honor
will be published. VIII your name ap-
pear upon it2 Remember, we present to
each paying subscriber copy of "Ken-
dall's Treatise Upon the Horse" 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
Deshler DrOppings.
[From the Flag.l

From the Flag.
Harry Harper, Clarance Truman and
Doug. McCaeg, were invited by. Sheriff
Daum to appear before the Grand Jury
on Wednesday and tell what they knew
about the obstruction that was recently
placed on the Jerkwater railroad.
BRooKs-WENTZ.-On the 14th inst, at
the residence of Louis Wentz, by Rev.
Henderson, Mr.. NJ. R. Brooks and Miss
Kate Wentz. All of this place. The
young couple have the best wishes of their
numerous friends.
The road-viewers recently appointed by
the Court co view the North road, this
township, failed to accomplish anything
on account of the inability of one Of the
viewers to be present, consequently work
on the road will be delayed.
Mr.. Hiram Cole and family were again
called to the home of his father by the tel
egraphic announcement that he was on
the point ofdeath, on Sunday. Before Mr..
Cole got there his faith er breathed his last.
His age was rs years and months.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
Save Your Moner.

Remember that Bernstein, the One Price
Clothier, is still in the field with an i'm
mense stock OF overcoats. mems suits,
youths suits, and boys suits, stacks Of
warm underwear, winter caps and every
thing In the clothing line. Remember
also, that he Is the man who has made II
possible for you to buy clothing at low
prices. He still sells as cheap or cheaper
than ever. His motto is still and always
will be square dealing. Very low prices
in plain figures and one price to all. Come
and see me, it will be money in your
pocket. 80 s. BERNSTEIN.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26
N OTHE RS.

II you want pictures Of your darling's face,
Gsrdner's Napoleon Gallery is the place,
To take your babies, fair and neat,
And take them quick-they can't be beat
For they are working the new process
Will take them in second or less.
In days dark. rainy or bright,
They take them all the same-just right.
or all the babies in the west
Napoleon babies are the best:
They laugh, they cry, they frown and smile,
And still they're pleasant all the while.
But should day OF sickness come
As happens every year to some
Mamma would say show regret
did not take my darling pet to GARDENERS
Yes, am sorry yet
For there, in just seconds time,
I'd had it's photo taken hne."
This world was never known to possess
Such wonder as the new process
To take the ladies bright and fair,
To catch the birds that soar the air;
To take the race horse on the track,
And catch the rider on bis back.
With lightning transit they may fly,
But we can catch them passing by.
They all are taken very neat,
Both horse and rider, each complete. q
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-26

PATENTs.-The following patents were
issued to Ohio inventors during the week
ending the 18th inst:
Robert Brown, Springfield, grain binder;
Thos. Brown, assignor to S. N. Brown &
Co., Dayton, hub for vehicle wheels; VIM.
P. Brown, GAINESVILLE, wheeled cultivator;
Chas. F. Brush, Cleveland, secondary or
storage battery element; secondary bat
terry.
Peter F. Chambard, Fayette, hay eleva-
tor and stacker.
VIM. H. Etz, Marietta; dinner bucket.
Austin @. Evans, Springfield; corn
planter.
Norman J.. Fox, Ceylon: carriage-top
joint.
VIM. H. Fuller, Cincinnati, assignor to
M. L. Fuller, Milford combined cane and
fan.
VIM. Hazenzahl, Cincinnati, rock bor-
ing mahcine.
VIM. L. Merlin, Fredericktown, Ohio,
organ pipe.
Orlando V. Price, Cleveland, hold back
for vehicles.
Ferdinand Schubert, Higginsport, book
support.
William H. shenaman,' Marysville,
miners pick.
Oliver Fl. p. Shroyer, Dayton, truck for
moving reapers.
Harry 0. Staley, Dayton, feed mechan-
ism for middling purifiers, &c.
Joseph E. Watson, Toledo, horse boot.