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4 GOOD DIV ELLING .nyenlently located.
N Apply to X nOwus. n4U9tf
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EusE ssasYAN n SFRATTON
Telegraph and ssusinessCoHege
III. Louis. ysO.

The hook-keepers department is ele
gantly fitted up with banks, stores and
offices, and practically qusljties young
men tor real life. The telegraph depart
mcnt is under the assistant chief operator
OF the leading telegraph company. and
graduates are successful in getting po-
sitions. For circulars address Dr.. ". NJ.
Carpenter, president Of the B. & ). col
Ion -=NSl2I I'm
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Refined Cotton seed Oil.

During his recent VISIT to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
who have used it, superior TO lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. 0304tf
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Rine Old Age.

The best is always the cheapest. /. A.
GOldstcin keeps the rareSt and purest old
hiskics and hrandirs, which tor siimu-
lative ana medical purposes are uneXcelled.
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LECTION OF HONOR

American Legion of Honor, Council No. rs:
holds regular meetings first ana third Satur
day in each month.
FRANK \. W. CREAGER. Secretary.
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TEMPERANCE

Temperance Council NO. 446. meets every
Friday night at sharp, iii Lehman
Hall, cast side square.-io23ly
r. W. DAVIS, ". p.
T. PMOORE Z. $
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None but the best drcssmakers emp Dyed
at Mrs Leland & Sisters. and every suit
guaranteed to he from the latest fashion
plates, and perfect in lit.-0i0S3t
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MASONIC

The sick committee OF Waco lodge ~, foI
the ensuing month, beginning January IS }o52
J. Ii. Reese. j II Sears, I. J Selnlau, J. r
SeGwlck, W. b. Trice.
J. W. SPFIGHT, ". NJ.
J l.. GILAIEk, SECT.
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4 hLEssmG 10 WoMAHKlND.

EriIet" ali diseases If women
peculiar L. thr nlip,Ardnr,
'urd 'tssati"n 81 N. mrnsc7
uIrtlnr disturbances. torpid
ply OF the functions. with len.
lrprrh"a, 'liamruurlh ,ra, and
ihY~trrie. Also in mrlamci"li,,
ans other dcrai='iHruts Al
Itord prompt leli-t tu IhnS,
ldistrcssluE hearing dsWu
Halns :" peculiar t. wuu-u
Price 81 per. Seut free hy
mali "n receipt Ui price
lBt. Clarke mrtiiciur CON
I pany, NtW York tity.
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The incest AMI best mixed bird seed 10
be had is a. Tucker Il Willis drug store.
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sor Weakness Of the Kidneys
hhu bladder. = quick and
complete cure In ( t. : DAYS al
an urinary affections, smart
IhE frequent or iinicult uri-
h6tion, mucous DISCHARGES
ana sediment In the URN,
ron whatever cause in
,'uced, whether OF recent on.
iohS standing. One 20 three
uoA"S unusually sufficient
trices Y per box. Three
BOXES Tor 81 Mailed free ON
receipt Of prico. Address Dr
Clarke Medicine COMPANY
Eew N"rS city.
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For all cases of Spermalor-
fiieA and iInpotency, as III.
result OF -elf-abuse ia youIh
SeNual eNCeaz-s In HtaLlrrrr
}rar5, or other causes and
producing soIue az the follow
Ing effects Nervousness
seminal enlylssions mtgbi
-mmissions by drraInsl Din
ness OF sight. Defective Mon,
I"i'y, VI Nstcai Decay i'iinri,.-
ga Face, Aversion To- Sur,., ,
l"i tcmaIes, Confusion a.,
Ideas, Loss OF SeNIat Power
I"tc rendering marrIag,. Inn,
rr"per o. unhappy. Are 1t
positive cure Ia > 10 = weeks
jpn'- {" six hOXrs usaaiIl suf
n"ieni Priv - 80 pa l.N
f"'I boxes 81. Sent t.; n,njI
.r"Caid. ga receipt 81 rriar.
Address nr lark Airilriu..
i "inranN, New lnlkIllv
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Buy your boy a nice suit OF clothes at
the one price hUuse-San@er Bro s--0i09tc
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CENT WANTED.

a GENT WANTED
Some live man. experienced in selling
Goods and wishing 10 engage IN the
i inning rod business, to send Tor MUS
rated catalogue and prices. Address
ONO LIGHTNING hOl, "ohhH' -
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25-CEHT COLUMN.

Advertisements viii be inserted IN this col
urnn at the following
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LOSE
NOTICE.
EsGsA RIDING.

DRlVATE BOARnINGfor gentleman and wife
i or single gentlemen on South Third strset
adjoining o. II. Loland's residence, with
pleasant rooms, U4lI3t
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BOARD with desirable rooms, either single
ID room or suit of rooms Tor 2cnti eman and
wife. Children not objectionable. Approved
reference required. Apply at this office.
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EnHrr s @ cases. also
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noises in the head. the vital fluid passing I'M
that lead to insanity and death. The medical
2englemen connected with the institution are
graduates of the best colleges OF Europe and
This country, and have had large experience in
these troubles, and viii agree to forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to a case of this kind
AL RES TORATINE under their special
advice and treatuent will not cure or for any
thing impure or injurious found In it. We treat
all private diseases successfully without mer-
curry. CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough
examination and advice, including analysis Of
50 a bottle, or four times the quantity, SD
sent TO any address upon receipt of price, G.
q. D., secure from observation, aud In private
name If de irel, by English Medical institute,
No lis Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Post
onice box 2i60. U409dwly
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KNIGHTS or HoNoK

Central City lodge No , SOB meets HI their
lodge rooms In Dtd Fellows hall On the nrsi
and thrd " eduesdays OF each month.
X. ". IEATES, reporter.
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HOUSE three rooms for one month cheap
IL Apply to I. Z. smith Second story Ma
sonic building G4lIIt
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EOik ifENT.

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II Apply to T. Z. Smith. Second story Ma
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A FURNiSHED HOU STAT the corner of Fenth
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qurrd- Apply TO Thomas Egan, at Mcssrs
Trips krmendO, t2 Austin street. 0iUJlw
A NE" COTTAGE OF five rooms. beautiful
IA iy located on South Firth street Apply
to Or. o. / lialbcrt, Office at Behren's drug
store Ua07iw
'EHEFEOPEK1N known As the Taylor House
L Apply to Surratt Il Taylor. OicGlm
HOUSE ON SOUTH FOURTH STREET. for
4 merry occupied oy J : Icarn. Apply to
~urratt i iaylnr 0iGGtf
A HOUSE with foUT rooms, cistern, water
~ pipes, and other Coycnlrncrs on Wash
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TITT PROPERTY 70 iEAsE.-ti deslr-
~ sbie los situated on Franklin, Mary
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yea !, Apply % r. L. PARR0Tr,
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never failing Cure
for nervous debility,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness,
spermatOrrhu3. LOST
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Those who have been dOsed with qui-
nine. and experienced its injurious effects.
should try Carriers Liver Bittcrs, It sure
cure Tor malaria. Sold by Tucker 4 Willis.
tO4ll
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Notices not exceeding three lines Will he in
serted in tins column for one dollar PEE
month. Additional lines in same proper
ton. Notices 01 special meetings. ~ cents.
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The Sick Committee of Waco Lodge No
-, for the ensuing month are i $. Willis.
John Void, q. Wheat ana W. l., Cochran.
J. W. SrElGIl +, W NJ.
j. Il GILMER Secretary
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I
DIR.
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InVigoratine
pills.
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SrM. FL0URNOY,


fiChINNpS ~ CA Lii,
ATTORNEYS At Law AND LAND AGENTS
ilill-horo, Texas,
SPECIAL attention gwen 10 commercial and
LIANT litigation
haF" r"mrirt, ant perfect abstract OF titles
20 ~ sttrNct- al land ia Hi county --072Jti
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-04
SCANDAL SEED.

AvonHn 70 the holy fIther went:
confeasion Of her "a was her 'uteit
And % her uisdsneAno q, great Eld snal,
she fa.thfully 10 him reAearsed them all;
And, chiefeztin her catalogue Of Sin,
She owned that she Al--be2rer had bees,
And bone abit ofsoandal up aad down
To al the lons-toagusd gOszips in the town.
The holy father for her other ain
G,Aated lie absolutlon Asked Of him;
But while fos az the rest he pardon gave,
He told her this ohenss was very grave.
And thas to ht her peDsree she must go
Out blythe way-side where the thist'es grow,
And gathering the la-eest, ripest ooe
scatte. its seeds; ADD that wheu this WAS doie,
Sac must come back ryain another day
To tell him his commands she did obey.
The woman, think y this a peaance l'sht,
Hasteaed to do his will the ve-y night,
Feeli Vt r ght glad che had escaped 80 wt
Next dav but one, che wet to the priest to tel;
The priest sat st,Il aud heard her story trrcrsh.
Then said, ,sThere's something stu foryou to do
Those little thistle-seeds which you have sown,
I bid you 90 re-gathsr every oae."
The woman said, "But, father, 'swould be vain
To, and gst1er up these seeds again;
The vipds have seattle ed them both far and wide
Over the mcadowed vale and mountain side"
The father answered, snow hope from this
The lesson have taught you will not miss:
You can not gather hack the scattered seeds,
which far and wide will grow to noiious weeds
Nor can the mischief, once by scandal sown,
By chance be again undone."
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Some dogs are pretty smart when they
want to do thing. One OF them, the
other day, went out with the family for
a drive, as he was used to do, first riding
with the rest, then jumping down for a
little run and exercise. After pretty
long run. Rover care up to the carriage
and gave his little bark, which said,
sPlerse take me now But one of the par
ty answered. "Not yet, old fellow, arun
will do you good" A minute later they
heard a terrible whining, and looking
around saw Eover limping towards the
carriage, and holding up one paw, as if ii
were broken. He was tenderly taken up,
all the while uttering the most painful
cries. and was laid on the softest cushion
that the injured member might be exam
ined. But not even scratch was found
the dog having pretended the whole thing
and he wagged his tail as if highly enjoy
ing the trick he had played.
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All trains arriving in Toledo, via other lines, make
close connections with the South bound trains OF the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo r. Il.
Direct connections made in Union Depot Of Column
bus for Newark, Zanesville Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia; also for
Dayton, Cincinnati, Louisville, and all points South
and Southwest.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo at Column
bus Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad Com
pany's Depot, Summit Street.
ORLAND SMITH, Gen. Manager.
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Trains run on Columbus time west of the D
River
EAST BOUND.--New York Fast Line daily, "
through Sleepers from Chicagoto New York Wa
ington and Baltimore express with through Sleep
from Chicago to Baltimore daily. And thro
coach from Sandusky to Columbus daily. Wing
Cumberland express daily on @. o. division;
other divisions daily except Sunday. All other tr
daily, except Sunday.
Trains run on Baltimore time east of the {
River.
WEST BOUND.-Chicago Fast Line daily, v
go express daily. Through sieepers, Baltimore
Chicago daily. Through coach from Solumbus
Sandusky daily. Chicago mail daily, on main
and c. o. division; on other divisions daily exc
Sunday. All other trans daily, except Sunday.
LIN. COLE, G. r, A., Baltimore.
W. e. REpPERT, Pass. Agt., Columbus.
OK. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agt., Baltimore.
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q. q. Ginrr gabl.s.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC R'Y

No. does not stop between Napoleon and Toledo.
No. stops at Defiance, Defiance Junction and AMI
werp only between Napoleon and IT. Wayne. Ncf.
2 T. II and 25 daily. Others daily except Sunday
No baggage checked for freight trains.
No s stops at Defiance and Defiance Junction only
between Napoleon and IT. Wayne.
!. K. WITHERs, Agent
Napoleon %.
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Brighps Disease, Diabetes. Kidney
Liver or Urinary Diseases.

Have no fear of any of these diseases If
you use Hop Bitters, as they will prevent
and cure the worst cases, even wnen
YOU have been made worse by some great
puffed up pretended cures.
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Grain Elevator For Sale
Rare Chance for a Bargain.

T>HE Napoleon Elevator Is offered for sale, at
i reasonable price and upon terms 70 sait tne p
Of the State and 1t ia only upon account OF unavo
able circumstances that 1t is offered for sale.
j. ROLLER & BRO,
II Napoleon, Ohio
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m oW
WE HAVEN THEM SURE

That the very largest newest and finest spring stock of Dry
Goods brought the county Having just returned from
two weeks visit to New York where have taken advantage
the very low prices in all Domestic and staple dry
goods purchased very heavily desire give the peo
pie of Henry county bargains We this week
opening up unusually fine assortment and every dollars
worth underwent personal inspection bound please
everybody Don't buy old goods at old prices but
money coming where goods await you at greatly
reduced prices The latest style spring and Dress
Goods Just received from the old world besides all the novel
ties Cotton fabrics of American manufacture We keep the
best musns hrgs denims &c and at bottom prices Spec
aly Boots and Shoes and the largest stock of Notions Re
member goods arriving daily Come and
Respectfully,
II NORnEN a. G0
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ROCKWALL.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
RocKwALL, June II, lSS2.-Our county
people to-day enjoyed the first treat of the
campaign in the shape of clear forcible
address from the Hon. Barnett Gibbs, oil
Dallas, candidate for senator, who was fol-
lowed by ]. s. Wood, of kaufman.
After the speaking was over the conyen.
ton was organized and delegates appointed
to the state, congressional and senatorial
conventions. E. G. Heath and W. B. Wade
to state convention; T. L. Stanfeld and
L. M. McCoulskey, to congressional con.
yention, and Il. @. Heath and j. Y. Ben.
brooke to senatorial convention. The fol
lowing, resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the democracy of Rock.
wall county in convention assembled does
in view of his most eminent fitness tor a
place on the supreme bench, recommend
the Hon. A. T. Watts to the democracy Of
| the state of Texas for place on said bench
as one of the supreme judges and that we
instruct our delegates to the state conyen.
ton to cast the vote of Rockwell county for
him.
Resolved, That this convention instruct
the delegates to the state convention Ia
cast the vote of Rockwell county
for the Hon. 4. Il. Smith, Of
Kaufman county, for comptroller.
On the fourth ballot under the two.thirds
rule, DR.. j. ID. Parsons was nominated as
the candidate for representative for this
flatorial district, and his nomination was
made unanimous.
1t is only through the magnanimity OF
the more populous counties of Dallas and
Tarrant that We can be permitted to name
the candidate for this office,
rs we cannot claim it as
g matter of right by virtue
of either population or area. but still our
interests are such that 1t is of vast impor.
lance to us
Presenting you the name of Doctor Par.
sons, we present that of an old citizen, a
life long democrat-one thoroughly identi-
fled with the interests Of this country and
of broad and comprehensive views-a man
not only worthy to represent the little
county but one whom we think that Dallas
and Tarrant never will be ashamed of.
Now that we have been placed in the
same senatorial and representative dis
tricts, our interests are still becoming more
intimate. Our commercial and agricultu.
raj interests as well would go to Dallas II
we had access to the city. In consideration
OF all these relations, we hone and expect
your business men to use their influence in
our behalf in securing the Dallas branch OF
tho Texas &St Louis railroad With this
accomplished, we will be the 'happiest little
county in tho great state of Texas.
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SHERMAN SPLINTEIss.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald
SHERMAN, June 10. 1ss2.-To.day Is the
colored mans Fourth of July, and the bat.
Ties OF Aust crlitz, Buena Vista, San Jacinto
the charge of the Light Brigade, or The
Sand Hills massacre, pale under tho shad
ows Of the famous apple tree
where tho lost cause, Confed
eracy, lies buried To-day the iyorie.
OF the sable citizen OF America glisten like
iront.yard display in tombstone foun.
dry; He is exceedingly happy, and he
smileth only as the able. mouthed and
strong.lunged African can smile. He n
numerous, and he Is decked out In all the
gay toggery that his limited resources
and hts limitless begging pro.
penslty can. endow him with. Freedom 4
abig thing, chickens roost low, the price Of
whitewashing, shaving and laundry work
remains nt par, and potatoes are only forty
cent bnshel For distance OF FORTY
mues round about they have gathered here
70 DO honor to the emancipation Of Ameri.
can slavery, 70. drink pink lemonade and
neave snow.whits icc-creani through a
mammoth sablc ofificc. The brass band 4
tearing the air. 10 ribbons, the bass drum
puts the thundc- Of the frowninr clouds Id
shame, whilo the dark. skinned goddess.
Freedom. casts her luminous and mill.
WHY wnte encsfcled optics over The scene, wrap.
HsuW several American ilngs. and sweat.
ns NE forty. horse. power steam genera.
AL Is their day. 90 let them have their
'u v, 5nu you Just bet they will, my son.
"sm H. Lantiord, our overworked
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district clerk, left yesterday for a visit of
rest and recreation amidst the beautiful
mountain scenery Of Colorado.
| yesterday morning the remains of A mos
esumable lady of this city, whose death
causes universal regret here, were laid 10
rest IN that peaceful city where only cold
Sfay marble speaks TO Borrowing hearts.
Mrs: Mary q. Corbin, q noble,hearted
onristan woman OF mature wears. and the
neither OF the wife Of our worthy citizen
Mr. Il. q. Chapman, died Saturday morn,
ing last, after serious illness OF about one
month. Her many Charitable acts and
constant deeds of kindness, and her most
amia6ie disposition, made her respected
anu beloved by all who knew her,
She was a devout and consistent mem.
per OF the Episcopal church. A most ex-
eeIieht funeral discourse was delivered yes
sSeruay oy Dr. l.. b. Lawson, rector of st.
stephens church. To the sorrowing hearts
we extend an earnest word of svmnathv
and hope. Her work was well done and
her rest is sweet, therefore do not let the
memory. OF the clouds remain, but permit
the sunlight to enter your hearts. Tear
drops become sweeter after the sunlight of
,he soul breaks in upon them, and the
neart IS Drawer and stronger for the burden
that providence now and then places upon
Il. we learn to love more the friends that
1--we by the.meloncholy and unexpected de-
panure OF dear ones to more peaceful
realms.
Yesterday afternoon was the occasion of
a very pleasant little affair in the dining
room OF the Binkley house; Mr.. InnerartV,
the new and aflable host of that institution,
having prepared most elegant farewell
repast In honor of one of his favorite
gaests, Captain ] r, Cowles, who leaves to-
morrow for a visit to his aged mother in
petersburg, Virginia. Captain Cowlcs, il
one OF the brainiest lawyers in north Texas
blg-hearted, social gentleman, and every
inch man. Only trio partook of the de-
liclously prepared viands, rich fruits and
the choicest claret that ever mostened
gnzzle, and these were Captain Cowles, DR..
w. Il. Saunders and his nibs, your humble
servant, "Jinks," Several bumpers were
drank TO the host, Innerarity, quite num-
Der to the captain, and the remaining con-
tents of three bottles were emptied in sweet
silence. Au revoir, captain; delightful
visit and a safe return,
Let this trio fill their bowls,
And their aged -crowned heads uncover
While we Drink TO Captain Cowles.
And our blessings o or him hover.
Yours, "JINKs."