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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-09-14

Our old "Granger" friend Jack Roddy
favored us with description of his mag
nifcent barn that he asjust completed on
his farm in Freedom township. The size
OF the barn is 64 feet long, 36 feet wide and
ls feet in height, with twenty windows
all blinded with green painted blinds, and
stills striped with red. It has corn crib
that holds over 1900 bushels, and the
horse stable has room enough to hold IL
horses. The stable is 25 feet high and has
large silk American flag floating above
it night and day.
The material for the barn cost "Jack"
$685., and the carpenter work cost $315,
making In all 81 ,2s0 which was all paid
for in cash money. "Jack' Is an enter
prising fellow. Five years ago he went on
his present farm Of 100 acres in the woods,
and was in debt three thousand dollars.
He has paid or his indebtedness and built
himself splendid house and barn and
has his pockets full Of money yet. He did
it all by hard knocks and close manage
ment. 4ttp &s@
John Kretz the builder Of this barn is q
young enterprising man, he has fourteen
houses and barns on hand now to finish
this fall. He usually works about fifteen
hands, but ID badly in need Of help now
and will pay good carpenters who under.
stand their business $3.50 per day. tfany
one needs work in that line let them call
on John Kretz and they will be supplied.
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An infallible remedy for fever and agus
Is Ayers Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable
and containing no quinine, lie harmless
and sure. M
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Arriving!

Our fall stock fgent's furnishing goods,
hats and caps, are on the road and are ar
riving every day. When we tell you that
our purchases in the above goods are larger
this season than ever before, and ahead Of
all competition, we mean just exactly
what we say. Also, our fall stock Of
clothing is commencing to arrive, em-
bracing all the latest styles In themarket.
You viii save money, and at the same time
ret the prevailing style, by buying Of us.
Come in and SEQ for yourselves at Hahn q
Meyers Eagle Clothing House. 81
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silverware at Frease BROS.

On the occasion of the Soldiers reunion
at Toledo, we will sell round trip tickets
for $1.45. Tickets good going Sept. 18th
and 10th and not good to return after Sept.
10th. J. X. WITHERs Agt.
Napoleon, o., Sept. II, 1882.
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Farmers wanting a first class plow,
should get the Red Jacket. Every plow
warranted to do good work, and to be the
best general purpose plow ever sold in
Henry county. At
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There Is on better drill in the market
than the New Improved Hoosier. Every
drill warranted by scribner A Ulrich not
only to do good work, but in every par
4aculnr. VI g sg fss M ~ ~
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This is the last week Of our special sale
as we have closed out nearly everything
in summer goods. The.price is what sold
them. Only few left at d. u ]. Wilson's.
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School Books, Exercise Books, States,
Paper, Pens and everything wanted in
school, at lowest prices, at Kneeland's s
drug store. ot
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Hoop Poles Wanted.

Flourbarrel hoop poles wanted atScher-
er's cooper shop, two doors east Of Shafts
wagon shop. Highest market price paid.
ct WIN. SCHERER.
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Liberty Center, Ohio.

The New Improved Hoosier Drill for
1882 is undoubtedly the best force-feed
drill in the market. You can get it with
or without riding attachment. At
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Sherman, Harms q Co. are agents for
the Loomis a Nymen plow. It Is the best
plow made. All we ask Of farmers Is 70
try one Of these plows and If they don't
find itjust as werecommend 1t they can
return 1t to US and their money will be re-
funded. SHERMAN, HARMs& Co.
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''To swallow gudgeons ere they're catched, and
counting chickens ere they're hatched,"
Is using as bad judgment as to fail
to price goods at Kneelands before
you buy elsewhere. 2t
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Parties wishing garments made to order
should not fail 10 call on s. NJ. Honeck as
he can satisfy You in price and lit. II
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y We have the most extensive line Of col
ors In embroidery silk at 8. M. & M. =.
Heller Il Co.'S. 2t
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Attention, Democrats Of Liberty Town.

Attention, Democrats Of Liberty Town.
ship.
You are requested to meet at the Town
Hall, in Liberty Center, on
Saturday, Sept. 0, 1882,
at 2:30 p. M, for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidate for Justice Of the
Peace to besupported at the coming octo-
ber election.
I'd BY order of COMMITTEE.
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Close attention called to our large stock
ofcarpets and rugs at 8. M. d M. E. Hell
Ter d Co.'S. 2t
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A few choice Poland China pigs, old
enough for service. Anybody desiring
one will correspond with
G. w. TESTER,
AZ Liberty Cantar. Ohio.
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Fine mackerel and all kinds of salt fish
at Bradley's. tt
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Inlookins around dor asswins machine,
call in at Norden's and examine the El-
dredge- 1t is the absolute perfection Of
mechanical skill and combines the good
qualities OF all the other machines, and
then 20 very cheap. 81
On the occasion Of the meeting Of the
@. A. R. a Topeka, Kan, round trip tick
cts will be sold from this office at S2l.S5,
from Sept. lith TO 18th, both days, inclu-
sive. Tickets good returning forty days
from date OF sale. -.,r =
J.K. wIIHERs, Agt.
Napoleon, o., Sept. 0, 1882.
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A large number Of our citizens are visit
ing the Tri-State Fair At Toledo.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
p.a...nI p.a.aa.s... Asas1 pgs0n.

vi ~
G. X. Brown, Of Tim. was IN town Fri
day. -f
Miss Alta suydam returned from Nor
walk last Friday.
Bro. Bollmyer, OF the wauseon ErPosi-
tor, was in town Friday.
Solomon Roaards. of Hancock county, is
visiting at Dr. Marvins.
Mrs. Susan Rowan, mother and son re-
turned last Thursday from California.
DR.. and Mrs. Palmer. OF Avills, Ind,
visited in Napoleon during the past week.
L. L. orwig is one Of the 'sweet singers
at the Baltimore Oriolethis week.
Mr.. John Berkley, Of Norwalk, paid Ma
poleon clever little visit last Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. S. Walters, OF Wauseon, Democratic
nominee for Sheriff OF Fulton county,
made us call last Monday.
Mrs. DIR. McHenry and dauehte Hattie
are visiting friends in Pennsylvania, near
Espy, where Doctor says they may
make their future home.
DIR. shenk is perfectly happy, it is a IL
pound boy. Child and mother doing well
DIR. McHenry saysit is the largest ant
finest formed of the season.
Mr.. Herman Hintz LETT for New Yorl
OH Friday, from which place he will taxi
steamer for the old country to be absen
for about three months. We wish Her
man pleasant journey.
Mr.. B. F. Stout left for Plattsmouth
Neb., on Monday. He intends to max
u that place his future home. "Ben." leave
: hosts of friends behind him, all who wisl
him a pleasant home in the great West
DIR. Isaac Kagy and wife, of Tiffin
stopped over in Napoleon for few day
the latter part Of the past week, on thei
: way home from Davenport, Iowa, wher
they had been attending the funeral 9
Mrs. Kagy's brother, Hon. II. NJ. Martin
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r. Hudson has been appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF the late Barney
Woke. z
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Don't buy any other overall but Orr
at 8. M. q M. e. Heller q Co.'S. 2t
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A BARGAIN. Daggett offers the east
half ofthe north east quarter Of section 20
TAR. Z, Monroe township. This farm il
well improved and will sell at close fg.
Wree. IL
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Big pile of remnants of dress goods fol
sale cheap at s. M. d M. Z. Heller q Cos
o.
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Ia. Hirseland IL agent for the New I'M
proved Victor No. 4Sewing Machine. The
Victoris a first class machine and equal to
any other. ALI who wish to buy sew
ing machine should examine the Victor
before purchasing any other. 49,
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The Treadway Rifles, OF st. Louis, took
the first prize of 81, 900 at the competitive
drill on the Tri-State fair grounds at To-
ledo last week. Thereupon the Telegram
asks the council Of that city to assess a
tariff on all non-residents who hereafter
dare compete with Toledo's native talent.
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An Indian scalp on exhibition at Leist'
drug store. 2t
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straw bats and linen dusters are on
the decline.
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Fall Sacquing In Terra Gotta and all new
shades ats. M. &M.E. Heller & Cos. 2t
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The Huntington (Ind.) papers speak in
severe terms concerning the manner in
which their base balljsts were treated by
our boys during their stay in Napoleon,
and promise if a return game is played to
outdo the Napoleonites in courtesy and
generosity. This state Of feeling should
not be- and it is to be hoped the boys may
make it up between them.
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Important 10 Travellers.

Special inducements are offered you bJ
the Burlington Route. Itwillpay You Il
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue. tjan. 1883.
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pr. CoudIll has raIsed Ihis house.
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Some big bargains in white and colored
bed-spreads at s. NJ. q NJ. E. Heller
Il Co.'S. 2t
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SERIOUS FALL.-Mr. Titus Mann fell
from the eve Of his building on the South
side of theriver on Tuesday last, and was
severely injured about the loins, abdomen
and kidneys. DR.. McHenry was called,
and cannot at present tell the extent of the
injurious.
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The best kid gloves for the money we
ever had, just in at s. M. q M. E. Heller
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New Bavaria. o., Sept. Ii, 1882.

A large invoice offall and winter piece
goods OF the latest styles, just received at
s.. M. Honeck's. tt
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LOCAL BREvITJES.

ThanksgivIng the next holIday.
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A large line Of collars, ties, Fischues
and Ruching at Wilson's. 2t
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Go to ri. Hirseland's for choice apple
ieily. At
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LOCAL NEWS, &c.

Great assignment sales at Blackman
AZ Co.'S. u
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" set opposite their name, viz


Three sanctuary windows.
Yound men and young ladies' satility.
Right side aisle. Left side aisle.
ALTAR Society. I-Rev. M. Pitz:
oh. RI. Woke; 2--Jos. Shaft;
S-F. F. Sboner; SAL. Vandenbroek;
4-D. Hartnett; 4-John Diemer;
BERNARD Vocke;* 5-A. Westhoven;
6-M. .Wirth & +. Fisher; 6-Law.&J. .Westerman.
vestibules of church.
Right side. Left side.
I'M. DonneIy; 1-Thos. Burns;
2-Clem Vocke. 2-Kath. Vocke.
The contract for the glass runs up to
$1,325 and as the contractors need at least
three months time to do good job. 1t
will take till the beginning Of December
next before the glass will in the build
ing. On that same day, also. contract
was made with Francois Dutas, a French
artist, residing in Cleveland, O., for the
frescoing OF the church. The sum
agreed upon for the work being s525.0O.
The design for the work is rich and elab-
crate and will be carried out in fine style.
The religious pictures shall be painted in
oil; the balance Of work in water colors.
When the church is completed it will be
a beauty worth seeing. NJ. PUTz.
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Try Norden's for shoes, she best and
lowest prices always On hand. 81 n
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French rock ochre any color for barns,
fences, roofs &C., at Leist's. 2t
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Sale.

For fruits and confectionery go to Brad
Iey's. tt
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From Pleasant Township.

Come in and see our 1870 dress goods
Norden's. 3t
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On Monday last, the 18th, inst, the
Building Committee of st. Augenstin
Catholic Church, contracted with Messrs.
Foiederich & Stoffin, of Detroit, Mich,
for the stained glass ventilators and
screens to be used in their new church.
The kind glass selected is according to
quality and workmanship, the very best
that can be had and known to the trade
under the name of imported rolled cathe-
drial glass. To guard it from being bro
ken, the Committee have concluded to
cover the windows on the outside with a
screen made of galvanized mesmer steel.
and the windows in the church with the
exception of few have been decorated by
various societies and individual members
of the church, and as they are memorials
each one shall bear in large and legible,
letters the name of its doner or doners.
The following parties have donated the
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Hog cholera cured for 25 cents at Leist's
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A fine line Of Foster kid gloves at Will
sons. 2t
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Ladies', call and see our J.. ii. Byrns''
Rochester shoe. Every yair warrented II
wilson's. 2t
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jamestown Alapaca dress goods In all
colors at Norden's. st
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Buy your goods at Wilson's.

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were made since
our last publications, ..,a,gt
Mcclure to A Warner, lots 66 and 81 in Nc
Clure's I'd add to Mcclure. 200
E B Mauk to J sMauk, lot 25 in Horns add. to
Malints, ..... ......- $50
Mcclure to Weaks, lot u In Mcclure ..... rs
e Harrison to W Renneker, lot l5s In Hoigate. 26O
A M Miller to "a Miller, lots "A and As IN Bu-
chanan's add to Liberty 900
T Gasche TO ] Gasehe, 80 acres In Rideeville
tp.................... .. 5000
J w Erehart b Arbuckle q Ryan, 10 acresin 8
Washington tp 200
W Speith TO Hornupg. IS acres in Pleasant
2,OG0
G Myers to Uncapher, lot in sargent's
add. TO Hamler.. .................... 76
D Hurd to FL Bargman, IL l-2 acres in Ridge
vile 200
Reynolds 10 Reynolds, 80 acres Richheid tp 1000
J cun 10 @ u Foncanon, partofiots 7and TN Igs'a
Liberty 800
d Ehrgood 70 ] L Rusbridee, lots S and 8 In
Ehrgoods add. to Liberty. ............. 150
L Horn to 3 Mauk, lot 25 in Horns add
to Malinta. Observation-Disclosures. 75
A Heniinger 70 Rasey, acres in Harrison
..... 46j
WD Hill to N Greenough, lot II IN Hamier.. 80
M Overly 70 Mcine, 80 acres FIAtrock tp... 4OCO
e B Harrlson 70 p scbuier, lot7Q Naboieon, $50
] THagus 70 i Dammann, lot II Id Tyier's
"a add.t 10 Napoleon 1,1OC
M Bryer 4 Costo M Callin, lot is In Kauf.
man Bryer udd to Kaufmahyille -. ..., l5C
"a ~
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We have not the time to rewrite comu-
nications, our compositors are not en-
ployed to teach grammar nor the art Of
composition, and as we do not desire to be
startled by the stalwart ghost' of Lind
lay Murray, number of contributions"
have been put ''in their little bed"-the
waste basket TO be made over into clear
paper = carpet for the foot prints of
thought I"
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For nobby neat fitting suit go to s. M.
Honeck's. II
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate were mades since
our last publication: ,,i,stiss,
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BY order of COMMITTEE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-18

The following statement of William
j. Coughlin, of Somerville, Mass, is so
remarkable that we beg to ask for it
the attention of our readers. He says:
in the fall of 1876 l was taken with
a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. L Dol began to
lose my appetite and flesh. L was so
weak at one time that l could not leave
my bed. In the summer of 1877 l was
admitted to the city hospital. While
there the doctors said l had a hole in
my left lung IS big as a half dollar. l
expended over a hundred dollars in
doctors and medicines. l was so far
gone at n time a report went around
that l was dead. l gave up hope, but
a friend told me of DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs. l laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was
incurable, but l got a bottle to satisfy
them, when to my surprise and gratif-
cation, L commenced to feel better.
My hope, once dead, began TO revive,
and to-day L feel in better spirits than
| have the past three years.
81 write this hoping you will publish
it, so that every one afflicted with Dis
eased Lungs will be induced to take
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
and be convinced that Consumption
can be cured. / have taken two bot
ties, and a positively ray that it has
done more good than all the other
medicines l have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely
disappeared, and l shall soon be able to
go to work." Sold by druggists.
iune25deod&Wly
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PILEsI PItEsI PILEsl
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
Instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed), acts as a poultice,
gives instant and painless ~ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cof1inber-
ry, of Cleveland, says about DIR. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment: L have
used scores of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such imme-
date and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
FRANK s.. HENRY & Co.. Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
BE sure and askfor Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Addoms & Glover.
m~aY7-daw1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-18
Indian WiYaa.


Among the Northwestern tribes OF In.
dians innocence is marked among tn.
girls as their color. The impression
that the red maiden does not entertain A
high standard of morality is an e-r1-.
for she is taught as other girls are, all
grows up with well-developed ideas of
the responsibilities of life and firm res
olutlon to discharge them. Educated in
the faith that she was ordained to work,
she trains herself to undergo hard labor,
and at sixteen years of age Is sturdy
and strong, brave against fatigue, anda
perfect housewife.
She may not possess New England
notions of cleanliness, but she takes not
a little pride in her personal appear
ance, and in the arrangement Of her
lodge she displays some crude ideas of
taste and a certain amount of neatness.
III she marrys a white man she makes
him a good wife as long as she lives
with him. His home is her sole COM
fort, and his comfort her ambition. She
thinks of him and for him, and makes
it her study to please him and make
him respect and love her. She recog-
Mics in him one of a superior race, and
by her dignity and devotion endears
herself to him and struggles to make
him happy.
Al the agencies of the upper frontier
thousands OF men are employed, and it
is not an eNaggcration to say that the
majority of them have Indian wives and
live happily. They are not sought af-
ter by the maidens, for the Indian girls
custom is to remain quiet until the mar
riage contract is made and the marriage
portion paid over. The husband must
have the dowry. with which he must in.
vest his projected mother-in-law before
the ceremony takes place. The process
is a little out of the usual run, and a de.
scription may be of interest.
The aspiring bridegroom must be
well known in the tribe before he can
hope TO win a wife. Her people want
to thoroughly understand him and know
if he can support not only her, but also
her relatives in the event of u pinch.
He must be a ~kind-hearted man, with a
temper warranted to keep in any domes-
tic climate, and he must have a good
lodge, aud at least half a dozen horses.
If he be, and have all these, he can
a-wooing go. Selecting the lady, he
makes application TO her mother, and at
a council the price is fixed upon. /,
If the girl be especially pretty, her
mother viii demand n gun, two horses,
and a lot of provisions, blankets and
cloth. A gun is valued at fifty dollars,l
a horse at twenty dollars, and he must
furnish material to bring the amount up
to from one hundred to one hundred and
fifty dollars. Then he tries to beat the
dame down, and if he succeeds, he
knows there is some reason for letting,
the girl go; if not, he understands thar
he is making good choice. The court
ship is left entirely to the mother.-St.
LoMis GLObc- Denocrnk. 4
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Old Father Time.
BY ArURr n. sAIrou.

Another sheaf from the field OF timo
Hath tho reaper gathered In; NJ
A rare old farmer Is he, I ween,
With eternity for his binl
He swingeth his scythe with q burly swath,
For well doth tho old man know
steel
He moweth tho high and the low.
Onward. right onward, his pathway lies, e.
And he presseth on his way;
For his mission is plain, and he marks Il we'll
1t brooketh no delay.
In the spring he smileth with opening flowers.
watching the soft summers glow;
he bindeth the autumn's ripenlnR grain,
Nor rearcth the wIntry snow.
A dainty reaper Is Old Father Time,
Who oft his age doth renew;
He walks In the sombre twilight hour
And brushes the morning dew.
For sure in his crop, when the hour hath come.
AS the laws of nature prove;
Eighty ono is gone, and the sun hath broke
On this eighteen eighty twol