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in benz neuen beipabren. @inerlei, ob
tie grollenb ienes berlaiien baben, tpeil
ibre 2eiitungen ni6t entipre6enben
2obn gefunoen, ob un3ufriebenbeit nit
ben Dffentli6en 3uitdnben lie fort
trieben, bic babein1 llnterbriidte 8ater=
lanosliebe lebt in Der 6rer6e lud6tig
auf unb len6tet als ibealer Tunte bur6
Die yfebel beg alltdgliden Samples I'M
bas Oalein. gti6t Bios bic 9lustpan>
oerer ielbf, ionbern au9 lire Ginber
uno Sinoesfinocr begen Die @Dmpatbie
fur bas Mutterlanb, bel1cn Spro6e fie
gelernt, befen neue rubmreide @eI6i9te
lie fauneno bernommen baben, beien
lanbf6aftli6e &ei3e ibnen init ber 8e=
geliterung leilen Seimuebs gei6ilbert
morben 1inb.
yNit bem 5unebmenoen ginfluiie anb
Infeben Der 9eutl6en il1 Mmerifa tpirb
bas Sntereiie fir Die grbaltung ibrer
gigenart tua6len un6 1on1it audi bic
Sbeilnabme an ben @eididen Ser Sei=
matb nod reger iein. @nerifa tpirb
i'm Saufe Der 3eit eilt teues DeutI9=
lano tueroen, llnb Der @ebanfe 1T nibt
aasu fiibn, baB, iolte einmal in ferne=
rer 3eit sermanii6e Gultur ernitli6 in
Der @efabr f6ipeben, bon aliatii6er
8arbarei eriidt sl iperben, ber &ieIe
Der neuen Welt bic rettenoe 0anb iiber
ben Ocean itreden tplr6.
nSb 9unoerte ooer SauIenoe Dollars
in gbicago uno an anberen Stellen Der
Wer. Staaten geiammelt tperben, tbut
ni6ts CUR Sa9e. gBir tparten bas CT
gebnib nidt ab. um unieren innigen
pant $, aussuipre9ent benn mir banfen
fur bas Sanlmeln, fiir bic grinnerung,
fir bic Qiebe."
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- GroBes Mufleben erregt bas ioeben
Dor benz Suftisz sz@omite bes GongreKes
abgegebene @uta6ten bes befannten
Suriten nnb einfn1aligen 8unbes=@e=
neralanwalts 8lad, Der runb beraus
fagt, baB bic gbmunbs 'f1e Mnti.Nielz
ipeibereibiq bes gongrei5es berfafungss
ipibrig fei. Mad fagt:: n9as @edt To-
faler Selbifregierung if bur9 bic Ser
faiiung ber Ser. Gtaaten ben Serrito=
rien eben 10 flar uno beutli6, als ben
Staaten geiidert. Ser Gongreb bat
ni6t bas &e9t, in bic 2ofal= =@eIebaez
bung eines @ebietes einaugreifen. :"
Blad pddt es iebt bon allen Seiten, unb
bas 9auptargnment feiner 8egner aebt
babin, haB bic Contribution Der Ser.
Staaten ausbriidli9 benz gongreNe bic
'@emalt iiber alle biirgerli1e unb crimi=
nelle @eieBgebung in ben Gebieten sebe,
unb biefer @runbiab felt Sabr nnb Sag
als maBgebenb betradtet tporben fei.
Die einsige bis9er aufgeiporfene Grage
fei. Dob ber Gongreb feline BefuaniB
belize, nbie freie Qlusiibung Der Meli=
gion su berbietetl." 9lber au1 bieie
Jrage babe neuli6 bur9 oberbunbes=
ri9terlibe gnti9eibung ibre grlebigung
gefunben, inben bas Sribunal entldieb,
baB bic Beiirafung Der Wielmeiberei fein
gingriff in bic religi0ie 6reibeit iei.-
uebrigens pirb Blad's @uta6ten ben
Mormonen gaaa gelegen fommen. uno
es 1T f6pn m6gli6, baB 8lad auf fette
Mniualtsiporteln re6net, Inn auf's
Neue Die Sadie Der Mormonen Dor ben
@eri9ten 5u bertbeibigen.
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2 e + a 8.

= &i9ter William 2emp in Dallas,
Der bor einigen Sagen In ielbitm6rberi=
fder @bfi6t Morpbium Derf6ludte, TT
geitOrben.
= Sm Nonnen gsnbent' au Sort
@ortb tpurbe elm ginbre6er abgefaBt.
- Gin Garbiger Nameils GriFfin in
gbna tplrbe bon ieiner eigenen israu
aus unporf6tisfeit erf9oKen. Sic
reifte ibm Elm @eipebr iiber bic 1ena
binweg, Der Qabn beIIeIben aieB gegen
bic 5en5, Die Waife entluo fi9 un6 too
tete Den Wann auf Der Stelle.
Sn 8aiirop County fano mon Die
2eide eines Tarbigen, Der felt benz Is.
9toDember b. S. DermiBt ipurbe. Die
9ei6e lag alpei Meilen BON Der Seimatb
beg 8ermibten unb baite cine Gugels
iuunbe i'm Gppf.
- Oie Slug un6 5afen 8etpilli=
gnngsbill tpeiif folgenoe poiten fir
Seras an: 9lranIas paB uno 8ai
100000; 8ra3Ds Santiago $50, 900;
paB Gabalo $4,000: Sabine paB
$75, 600; Miinbung bes 8ra3os $780,
600; Buffalo Bapou $50, 900; 9lramfas
SIS, 600; 8alpelton 100000.
- Gin Srunfenbolb Nanens gamp=
BEL In 8onbam bat ii9 nit Mprpbium
pergiftet uno 1T geHorben. Sn einem
suriidgelaiienen 8riefe iagt er, baB er
ben Wbisfp ni9t laifen fOnne unb beBz
balb ben Sob 'bor5iebe.
Sn8remon6 gerietb Srabis@u0p,
Elm 14idbriger Gnabe, als er einem
8remier beim 3uiammenfoppeln BON
giienbabnmagen balf, unter Bic Ndber
unb ipurbe iiberfabren. 9ie Mmputa=
tion eines ieiner 8eine tparbe notbmetls
big, ber 2nabe itarb aber mdbrenb ber
Operation.
- Wegen 8eraubung Der Yof tpurbe
Gbas. Rrobne in pleaianton berbaftet.
= 3pansig Ser. Staaten Gebulfss
marI9dae ipnrben in @alpeifon ein=
gei9moren, bic nab Sefferlon geben,
nm tpdbrenb oes pro3elies gegen bic
llebertreter ber Wablgeiebe Die Orb
nung aufre9t gu balten.
= Oie bon Stratton i'm 9auie ein=
| gebra6te Bia iibermeilt ber @albeiton
9arbor anb @ulf Improvement Gom=
panD bic gauge 6olfzGrDnt fir bic
Sauer BON fiinf Sabren.
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big aber ibn uno mebe ibm nit iunften'
Slisel Croft gu.
Der Ganoioat itano iiber i'm sebeust
unb betradtete ibn; er lddelte I'M @dlafe,
bic eridSpfte Natur mudte ibr 9tedt sel'
tenp. 6slobeim sins iadte gum 6reiberrn
hiuein, beilen 3inlnter an bas NlfrebS
ltieb.
Sdtdit er? fraste Salten.
Sa, Serr Barcn.
Der Treiberr laB an ieinem sdreibs
tiid. YOr ibn lag ein bescnnener @nts
murf 5u einem 1eitament. Seine Wan~
gen firbte cine unsewobnte 9tStbe. Seine
erloidenen Nusen blietsn in einem neuers
madten Tsuer. @eben Gle mir bic Sanb,
iaste er gu Telobeim, ieeen sic iid! @ie
riel nbr mag es iein?
Yalb 3ebn llbr!
So mcllen mir ntdt 5Tsern, benz @ras
fen bic Guffcrberuns 5u5uitellen, bepor ct
gu Bett seht. St itanb auf unb bOlte
aus eiuem Sdranf elm SOl3tditden bers
por-er bate ielbf lein Wappen nit BET
liebenfuselisen &rone barauf seidniet,
es mar Elm mabres Sunltmert. Gr Sfinete
es uno nabm Elm paar Yiitclen beraus.
Eas iino bic, nit benen mir neulid na9
Der Sdeibe idcien, iaste er. 9Der bitte
bas seoadt!
5err Barron, besann Tslobeim, id
fomme nit elmer Bitte.
Spreden Sie!
5err Baron, i'd bite Sic, iiterlalen
Sic ben @rafeu nj E iner 4ade!
Salten rihtete einen fraseuoen Bid
auf ibn. &Snnen Sie bas i'm @rnit bon
mir uerlanSen?
t8Drtfebuns foIat.)
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Sie 8erliner prelie, 10 .obleb=
uenb" fe font gegen 9lmerifa lit, tpeiB
bod bic iperttbdtige 2iebe Der Deutid=
Mmerifaner gum alten Vaterlanbe, tpie
lie ii1 iebt tpieber bewdbrt. s,i tuiirbi=
gen. yDas fleine Sourndl" J.. g.,
zines Der perbreitetfen 8erliner Bldtter,
iagt in einem Qeitariifel feiner Nusgabe
bom 16. Sannar u. ". folsenbes:
Aud unter ben Oeuti6en in Mme=
rifa tpirb fir bic i'm @ehurtslanbe burd
lleberI6memm,lng 8ef6dbigten geIam;
melt, tpie f6on mebrfad IN tritii6en
3eiten unfere fernen Yriiber iid Der
9eimatb angenomnlen baben. Sn bo-
Dem @rabe tpobltbuenb 1T fiir uns Die
erneute Wabrnebmuug, oaB bic Seut=
i6eu bic 4iebe gum alten 8aterianbe
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: TROUGH ON RATS"

gertreibt Staten, w9dufe, Siptbausen,
Gfesen, Wmeiien, gettwan3en. gtinttbtes
re. Is Gents. Bei apotbstsrn.
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- Mm 6. fano in We,u=Oort Der all=
idbrlide grobe Masfenball bes r9ieber=
frarl5es@ in Der sMuiitsMfabemie" iiatt.
Oie 3abl ber Beiuder miro auf 5000
be3iffert. Die 4n5abl unb Wannigfal=
tigfeit ber Miasfen foll nad Neiu=Dprfer
8ldttern alles bisber 9asetpeiene iiber-
troffen baben. Ser Bah mar in ieber
gesiebung Elm groBartiger grfols. Gin
trittsbillete foffeten DDn $40 bis $50.
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(BDrtfebune foIet.) }

*glae Damen, bic on nerp0ien S1tpd=
d)en leiben beren organii6e 6unetionen
n.Wt iebelmdBig finb bic ein @efiibl BON
Mattistelt unb MiebereeIdlagenbeitftets
iiber iit tpaltenb fiiblen; Die f9pa6
unb trl9e am Morgen iinb; beren Dip
petit caprici0s unb S9laf unregelmdBig
unb unerfrii9enb ift;-alle fol9e iolltem
Trau pinfbam's &rduter=Mii6ung als
Oeilmittel prDbiren.
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wereen BEN Wunoe perlieben burh
6 O z 0 D 0 N T !,

pelGes Die 3ibne M e i E, bus iaabnH Hsifd
rofis unb bsn Ntbsm aneenebm M
mndt. @s eatfsrnt ben Weinitein pcll=
ltanbig uno bewatrt Fe Dor Yerberben.
Sci Srpsuiffem su babsn.
23,i9 tuwIi
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Suits
@iae1,


&pssptome elmer
mntbGfiNem g e 3 cr.
Msnset en. ApYetif. Gsharns gsrttcgfnnis,,
S&meffer I'm Robf NIT eirsctn bumpfen @efibt
inH ftufsrEcpfe, G4tuer5e1 inter ben S4uiters
ti1fitru, Aufscfriebenfei1 naG tem Gfien, NIT
Abuejaiing 0eaeit iebe fTrpertid5e ODER 8eiiti9e
Ttx1i6fetf, retjbareS1 Temperament friibeG Gtnis
snifnS NIT benz tefpuoeren @efiible, trgsnb
eiue DtlieseHbeit perseiien a. taben, ytilti8>
aeIbe Cant, hbsrbailpt &opffdmer;en obertaib
6eS re6ten enqe6, uurubiger G6laf NIT beaus,
ffiaenben Ir1tilue1, Fart 9ef6ytter nrtn unc
~ . - - = n n A.
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9Mff1.8 0tr . D {.

@raue 2aars oeer Il ipereen curtb ein stustees
suItraasa sssy asSs sn sISnhsns Tssss,n ss n,,r,,
raenbtd0. 81 uperfauien IN apctteten cper trirp no
GmpianA BON n bur6 Grprsb cerfznpt
(Gr Tuffg Monrdf, refftpouer Interpetfiin0en une)
tR14eHeDepte ecu plse auf8eriansen fret perIeneet
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9uffS SfIfen ut 7y<jien filr btefe game
bceeftff. etueDcl11 pefurfadbf efnen (DJdben11sds
(ffim 8e(nbsn, ~ Der eeibenee srtsauns ~.
nneae, ba Der Rsrper eendbrf unb rnr itre fgmld,e
ZDfrtuna aui bs1]tr assna6o rg0ne elm rt9elmn6ets
err embf9eaa tersovaerrien lptrr. rrets Is Gents
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Maaere Npeenfdeu.

Wells Health Renewer fent bic
@efuncteit wieber tsr nub siebt 4roft,
furitt Mosenfhwihe, unfrndlbarteii unb
onoere @e!&ledtsfeblcr. 81.
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saaitAe Breie NreHe
erfGe,nt
I'D init @usnabme hes G @rrntoes
uab fDlttt
sh.n0 fitr tas Satr obcr $3.50 fir
3 Wcnsrt
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**.&eoen bilft ni6ts in 3eiten Der
@efabr." Sn 3eiten BON geidbrli1er
Granfbeit tperben nur bic belten uno
beitsbetpieienen 9eilmittel gebraudt.
9aber fommt es, baB giieren=Graut faft
INNER in 2eber=, 9iierenz unb Wfagen=
Granfbeiten ansemenbet ipirb. So fo=
itet nur eiue Bagatelle, einen 8erind
bamit au MAIDEN, uno bas &elultat
tpirb gutb gliidli1 MAIDEN.
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Totals 5 SO3 25 GAL 90 256 40
,ec. 42l5 of the Revised Statutes reads:


Sec. 1915. Any person damaged by the killing or
injuring Of sheep may present detailed account Of
the injury done, with the damages claimed there
for, verified by affidavit to the commissioners OF the
county wherein such sheep we're killed or injured at
some regular session, within year thereafter,
and shall make 1t appear to the satisfaction Of the
commissioners upon the par0l testimony Of at least
two other persons who freeholders of the neigh
borhood where the injury was done, that the dam
age claimed is just and reasonable, and also make 1t
appear that such injury was not caused, in whole
in part, by any animal kept or harbored by him, and
that he does not know whose animal committed such
injury, or If known. and such account reduced to
Judgment could not be collected on execution; the
commissioners shall hear such accounts in the order
of filing, and may allow the same, or such parts,
thereof they may deem right, and, If satisfied that
such account is correct and just, they shall order
the payment thereof out Of the fund created by the
per capita tax on dogs. II such fund is insufficient
to pay all such claims allowed In full, they shall be
paid pro rata and If after paying all such claims at
any such session, there remain more than one
thousand dollars of such fund, the excess shal be
transferred to the school fund and used for the ben
eft of the common schools In such county: but In
Cuyahogs county 80 much of excess as may be re-
quired may be appropriated to the payment Of the
amount authorized by the second section of the act
relating to industrial schools childrens homes,
passed April "a, 1877, 74v. 1923. [74v. 1T,ss.l
At the March settlement there remained
in the county treasury credited to the dog
fund the amountof $571.07; OF this amount
the sum of $258.70 has since been paid,
which together with $56.52 unpaid claims,
but allowed, leaves balance in the treas
ury of $255.S5 with which to pay the above
claims. This sum pays but forty per
cent. of the amount allowed to claimants.
For example man being allowed claim
OF 500 damages, under the law can get but
$4,000, or his pro rata of amount in the
county treasury credited to the dog fund.
This state of things is only possible to fol-
low in the spring, for in the fall the fund
is in better shape, sufficient to pay all
claims in full. The law as it stands GER
damage done by dogs to sheep, and it
should be remedied at the earliest possible
moment
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

c. H. Gidley, Treasurer of Henry County, Ohio,
Joseph A. Stout, ct al.
Order Of Sale Henry County Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Byvirtue Of an order of sae issued from the above
County, will offer at public sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July l4th, 1888,
at the hour of O'clock p. m, of said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Henry CouD
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
Outlot section 49, town 5, north range six east In
the town Of Napoleon In said county Of Henry, o.,
containing III acres and being threecornered piece
Of land lying between Perry and Monroe Streets in
the town of Napoleon. north OF Clinton street, ex-
cepting "A out OF the south corner thereof,
4 rods by 10 rods and ten rods square out of the
southeast corner thereof, less the northery part
thereof, 1862 feet Monroe street and 158 feet on
south therefrom. The south line Of which tract
runs at right angles with eaid Adrian Pike 70h feet
easterly thence north 63e east 50 feet to the west
side Of Monroe street.
Appraised at Sg35.
Also lot l, in John Meekison's subdivision of out
lot a. in Phillips and Staord's addition Of oHtlots
to the town Of Napoleon, Henry county, Ohis.
Appraised at $3.50.
Also the northerly point OF the premises in said
petition described, commencing at the north point
and running south the west side Of Monroe street
1862 feet and 156 feet on the east side OF the Adrian
Pike with the south line thereof, running at right
angles with the said Adrian Pike 7h feet eaeterly,
and thence northery 6o east 50 feet to said Monroe
street. wE
Appraised at S1s3S.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Sheriff Of Henry County, Ohio.
Tyler & Donnelly, Attorneys for plaintiff =
Napoleon, Ohio, June ~, 1888. $i4 40
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Something New.


Our agent, Mr.. Fred. L. Butler, who Is
out on a short vacation from college, Is
now having the pleasure Of spending his
time with the people Of this county, show
ing them the most popular work Of 1888.
One of our agents receit ed over three hun
dred orders the first month.
We publish few OF the many testimo-
mails we have received In tha past few
days:
HLLsDALK, MICH, May 81, 1883.
MEssRs. A. c. sHEwEY Co.. Gentlemen:-You
agent has placed IN my hands copy Of Grams Un-
iivaled Family Atlas Of the World. From the ex-
animation have given IT, am prepared 20 say II is
the rarest combination Of valuable statistical and
geographical matter have ever met with, for the
price. There are larger works, but they are to
costly TO meet the popular demand. This contains
all the information ordinarily required and is fur
nlshed at rate reasonable a. to warrant its In
PRODUCTION into nearly every home. Wall maps are
getting out Of date; the book form is the popular
one. This atlas with Its varied tables and diagrams
OF information cannot fail Of success.
'0U p@.%c @ Buse1s,
Pres. Hillsdale College.
HnLsDALE, MICH, June 2, 1888.
TO Whom it may Concern:
This is to certify that have had the pleasure Of
e1aming Grants Family Atlas of the World, and do
most cheerfully say, In my Judgment 1t Is admi-
rabie work. The maps diagrams, tables, etc., are
most ingeniously executed The work is properly
called Family Atlas, and should be accessible to
every family in our enlightened land.
Truly, Sincerely,
w. A. DRAKE.
NORTHWEST Office, Napoleon. o.. June s, 1888.
Gentlemen We have had the pleasure OF looking
over Grams Atlas Of the World, and wish to say
good word for it. as II Is undoubtedly the best and
latest thing of the kind out, and for the money it
has no comparison. No Office or household should
be without the work. L. l.. ORwIG.
Respectfully Yours,
A. G. SHEwEY & Co., Publishers,
CINCINNATI, o., RUsHvILLE, IND, CHI
CAGo, ILL, ST LOUIS, Mo.
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Dedication of the New Catholic
Church.

SnuFCh.
The committee on arrangement tor the
Dedication OF the New st. Augustin's
Catholic Church, OF Napoleon, Ohio, June
18th, 1888, report the following order OF the
day:
church on Main street at 9:45 a. M, in the
following order:
Cross Bearer.
Napoleon Band.
Building Committee.
The Grand Army OF the Republic.
The 10Th o. N. q. Drum Corps.
Co. F. 10th o. N. G. Napoleon Light
Guards.)
Defiance Band.
Defiance r. C. Society.
Bishops and Clergy.
Citizens of Napoleon.
The line OF March will be up Main street
to Monroe; north on Monroe to the New
Church where the services OF dedication
will begin at 10 a. M, the Rt. Rev. r. Gill
more, Bishop Of Cleveland, officiating.
At or about 1880 q. m. the doors will be
opened and seats will be provided by the
ushers.
t2:40 p. m. The procession will again
form and observe the same line of march
but In differenc order to the New Church
where the Rt. Rev. Bishop will administer
Confirmation.
After the conclusion ofthe afternoon SER
vices the procession will return with the
Bishop to the residence of Rev. M. Putz,
Pastor, where it will disperse.
A. j. VANDENBRoEK,
J. B. VocKE,
GEO. HAHN,
OTTo HoNECK,
CHAs. RosTErTER,
d. HARTNETT,
Committee.
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kB-Persone who have re eatives or friends VISITING
them, relatives or friends abroad will confer fa
vor by informing u.s. or leaving names at this Office
BY postal or otherwise.
Mr.. Julius Bernstein is in town.
Hon. w. D. Hill spent Monday in Ma.
poleon.
Mrs. NJ. Knupp and daughters are visit
ing In Ottawa.
Landlord Miller has been quite sick duv
ring the past week.
Mr.. James Shasteen, Sr., is visiting in
Cincinnati this week.
Hon. and Mrs. J. Fl. Tyler have returned
from their Southern trip.
Chief Justice Waite will spend the sum-
mer at his home in Toledo.
Mr.. Frank Belden. of Chicago, is visit
ing relatives In Napoleon.
s. M. Hague. ESQ.,. was admitted to
practice In the U. s. Courts last week.
Mrs. E. B. Harrison is spending part OF
the week visiting in Peru and Delphi, Ind.
DIR. Jas. s. Haly and family are visiting
the family OF Hon Isaac Kagy, in Seneca
county.
DIR. E. A. Hebbard. OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting at the home of Hon. j.
ii. Tyler.
Rev. Eckels, of North Baltimore,
preached In the Presbyterian Church here
last Sabbath.
Rev. Zook spent few days in Wauseon
this week. Mrs. Zook is visiting her pa
rents near Bryan.
r.
lily, of Holgate, Henry county, are the
guests of Auditor Kagy.
Mrs. Beldon, of North Amherst, is in
Napoleon visiting her daughters, Mrs. P.
A.Saur and Mrs. W. s. Balsley.
Toledo Bee:--Col. J. 3. Norton. of Ma
poleon, Is in the city t,'-day, a witness OF
the food case, now on trial in the U. s.
Circuit Court.
Miss Eva G. Durbin, of Chicago, form
erly resident OF Napoleon, has been part
winner OF prize of $l25 in the National
Word Contest.
Miss Mamie McCann LETT on Saturday
for Delphi and Peru, Ind, at which places
she win spend the summer with her sis
tiers, Leila and Ada.
Mr.. Daniel Gordon left last week for
two months visit to Scotland. John La
yer will smash baggage at the Wabash de-
pot during the absence of Mr.. G..
We congratulate our young friend, Mr..
Jas. Ketter, upon his taking to wife Mrs.
Ella Hall, a most excellent young woman.
We wish them prosperity and long life
Of usefulness.
The jokes on Frank Baldwin. Old Nor
pheus got hold of him on his way home
from Defiance Saturday night and carried
him to Toledo, where he woke up Sunday
morning without his usual Sabbath day
boiled shirt.
1t is with regret that we announce the
death of Mr.. w. w. Frease, which sad
event occurred at the house of his father,
Mr.. John Frease, on yesterday morning,
after long illness. The family have our
sympathies.
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The Cincinnati, Hamilton & DAYTON
Railroad Company have just completed
and stock ed up with choice flowers green
house at Hamilton and employed florist
to take care of it. Manager Waite has or
dered that at stations along the line little
grass plots should be fenced off, and that
they should be made attractive by flowers
to be distributed from the greenhouse
EYnO
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This is for our farmer friends: One
who has tried kerosene Oh cattle to kill
lice recommends 1t strongly in the New
England Farmer. He mixes 1t with
warm water, two.thirds Of the latter to
one-third kerosene, applies with sponge.
He also used it on lousy colt, first shear
ing the hair off as close as possible, and
It killed both lice and nits. He has tried
other strong washes-quassia, boiled to.
bacco, grease, etc.-but nothing worked
as this weak dilution OF Kerosene.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-14

Mr.. George Fisher, agent for John Rob-
inson's circus, purchased Robert McCas-
keys mammoth steer, for the sum of$350.
He was shipped to Nebraska, where he
will be placed on exhibition as one of the
curiosities OF the show. We are glad to
know that Mr.. McCaskey is breeding as
fine cattle as any in the county, equal to
those raised in Kentucky. Those wishing
to buy stock should see his.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-14

We have often wondered why it was that
all our young ladies glanced so bewitch-
ingly at our plate glass windows as they
passed. Sometimes we had conceit enough
TO think the editor within was the attrac-
tion, but we've found out differently.
They are only glaneing at their reflection
80 or their hustle has the right angle.
Girls, girls, you are just too, too-nice for
anything--living.
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Attention. Go. F.!

TOLEDO, June 13, 1883.
70 Capt. r. B. Heller, Co. F, 10th Reg't,
Napoleon:
Assemble your company for inspection
" Col. Axiine, A. A. Gen'l, on Friday
,vening, June 18th, at $50 p. m.
III. 8. BUNKER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-14

The Electric Combined Liver, Kidney
and Lung Pad, that has heen exciting the
multitudes for the last two weeks, is. for
sale at Humphreys Corner Drug Store,
and will be aold for $l.00 each during the
month OF June. Get the genuine of
Humphrey, who is sole agent for North
western Ohio. 2t =
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Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old GUS
toners, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keeping general stock of groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
found in grocery store. Bottled ale and
porter for family use always on hand. tt
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-14

Farmers If you want good substantial,
light draft Binder, get the new improved
Buckeye. There Is not a Binder In the
market better constructed, easier handled,
little trouble and annoyance In the har-
vest field as the Buckeye. s st