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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
HIS FIRsT DAYATsARATOCA

Saratoga was new idea to hin. Ii was so ,,llv
to go from spring to spring and take a drink of th
water OF each. No two OF the springs tasted alike
tasting nearly half Of these, he began 10 have n
queer feeling lns lie him. After spending most OF
tue day In this way, he went to bed. II seemed az
II all the water-works OF the lower regions were
raising riot within him. After several hours OF
agony, he thought OF PERRY DAvIss PAIN KILLER.
II gave him relief and comfort, and charmed him
70 sleep. auq2I,d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
ALL FOR NOTHING.
why the Doctor was Disguised, and
what Might have been Done
without Him.

"Well. wife" said DR.. F.. as he entered MS
house winch was situated in cosy village IN eel RAJ
New York. 81 have got back from Il long and
dtcary ride away down among the mountains, aud
al TO no purpose whatever. The messenger shld
the man wouldn't live III morning. wien The iioi
is he had only an ordinary attack OF colo. II the
slmplrtOns only had sense enough 70 pu' a
BENSON'S CAPCTNE POROUS PLASTER on his
stomach he would have been all llght IN an nuur
Of two. But some folks are slow 10 learn al,led
Tea which ms wife had Just poured for him.
Doctor E was right, yet people 10 learn
even though slowly. The rapidly increasing Use of
Bcnson's plns er proves this beyond question. ana
the good doctors are ertiin To he saved n1ch ol
their needless toll. In al diseases capable ni he
lug affected ny plaster Bensons acts tIhciehtN
and at once Tine genuine have the Sord
G. rCINE cut in the ceutrc. Price % cents. sea-
Il Try Il Johnson, Chemists, New York.
Aug2ldcwiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
Cet,ysbur. Monuments.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Aug. e,.-Two monu-
-, ents and three tablets were Il. diclted on
w W battlefield of Gettysburg today 10y the
eus ,, iyors of several Pennsylvanil regiments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
ADVICE To MOTHERS,

MRS. W1NsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. should al
ways ne used when children are cutting teeth. 1t
relieves the little sufferer at once II produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving the enid from pain,
anu the little cherub awakes as Upright as d but
toh" II Is very pleasant TO taste. 1t sooihes the
enid, soittns the gums, alays all pain, relieves
wlhu, regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy Tor u.ari hGa, whether ar sing from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
iiitrzs mws-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
THE SOUTHEASTERN.
The syndicate Dec,dcs,o Buy II.

ST. ALBASs, Aug. 2G.-Bradley Barlow
says the syndicate has decided to purchase
the Southeastern road at a sum sufficient to
pay the total Indebtedness of the road, about
SO 500, 600 providing the claims of the ere
ditors can be purchased. The attitude of the
Canadian Pacific will determine the matter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

For twenty-five years have been severely anlict
ell with Hay Fever. while was suffering lnl.nsc
Nv | was induced, through Mr.. 1ichenOts testibl0n
ial, to try Eiy's Cream Balm. The effect was mar
vclous. II enabled me TO perform my pastoral
duties without the slightest inconvenience, ant
have escaped - return attack. pronounce ELY /
Cream Balm a cure for HAY Fever. WIN. r. CARR
Presbyterian Pastor, Elizabeth. n. j.
can recommend Us Cream Balm TO all Has
Fever sufferers, 1t being, IN my opinion, founded
upon experience, u sure cure. | was afflicted WIN
Hay Fever for tsenty-nvc years, and never before
found permanent relief. WEBSTER II. ilAsKINs
Mar hleld, VT aug2S, cod WV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
Failure OF o. WiIdc,s Play.

NEW York, Aug. 27.-Oscar Wildc's play
"Vera" was Withdrawn from the stage to-
day The management lost 1900 on the
seven performances. Wilde says the report
that he was to appear in the play was hoax.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Flbres. bound together by 1brous tissue, cons'i
tute nerve. These delicate tend Uns often become
deranged and diseased. Science has never DIS
covered hut one specific for all these nervous di s T.
ders, as ell rs diseases of the heart 1t is the Old
and popular compound called DIR. Graves Heart
Regulator. ang2, d wIw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

An homes IL edlene Is one InaI We lr1nils
ave wn,nt sy.Ir sold N Beurose HrniS Il is
a. M, "nre for coughs, colds and all affections OF
me tnront and lungI. AT 20 aud 90 e's' per '"'''
noylS,t ,th,sSw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

The BEST SALvE In the world for cuts, Bruises,
Sores. Ulcers. Salt RhcuIu, Tctie Chappcd Hands,
Chilblalns Corns. aud all klniB Of skin ErCpt ons
etc. Get HkNRY'S CARBOiIC SALNE. as AL
others are but limitations. Price % cents.
aug2s eOd-w2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
constitutional Cough syrup.

CONSTITUTIONAL CouGH SYRuP is sold on the "No
cure, no pay" principle /; contains no opium nor
anything Injurious Why suffer with coughs an
colds when for 25 or 80 cen - you can get u bottle
al Bellrose Grants drug tore.
noy1S.tth,s6w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Ayers Pills cure headache by removing obstruc-
tons from the system, relieving the stomach, aud
giving healthy action 10 the digestive apparatus.
anI9I. nn.I-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Mr., Geo. w. Knapp Of Waliham. Mass says: 81
nave renewed all enlargement ON my horses KNEE
Whch a '. D. pronounced incura bic, by the use u
Ellls's SPAWN Cure. think this is II very natter
ing testimonial Its only one of nlaay hundred
however. Thalks, all the same
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

John Kuhn Of Lafayette, Ind, had a very narrow
escape from death. This Is his own story e
wear ago ] was In the last stages Of consumption
Our best PHYSICIANS gave my case up. finally got
so low that our doctor said could not live twenty
four hour.. My friends then purchased a bottle OF
DIX. WIN. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUsGs. which
benefited me. continued un til TOOK nine bottles
am now in perfect health, having used no other
ma. ll,stn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate
The HersfOrd Almanac and Cook IsooI
mailed free on application to the Rumford Chemi-
cal Works, Providence, X. ].

From Messrs. h. q. Honors 4 son. 222 Chestnut
81, Lynn, Mass, come the following: "Eli>'s
SPAWN Cdre cured one Of our hers es of q lyac Bonc
Sparin. ur21eu.l-w lw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

- other COMPLAINTS are 50 insidious in their
a,ta"ia those affecting the throat and lungs;
none 500 tr.ltl with by the majority Of suffer-
cgi. Tine ordinary cough or cold, resulting
Uc.lm'r from triiling or unconscious ex-
rosuc is often hut the beginning Of fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
well uroyd It's efficacy in forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should be
tJhon VA all cases without delay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31
Hcnry's CarbolIc Salvc.

Dr. Rogers Vegetable Worm syrup
instantly destroys worms, and removes the secrG-
tons that cause Them
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WROUGH ON RATS"

,-,,, rats, mice, reaches. nles, an's heh-hus+
eas - Iii, munks, gophers. i5c. u uggsl'
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Watches, Clocks, JGVGlTy, Spt 'CtaGl,S.

lhayein nv employ |. j. Cote, who lea rue , n,A
trade with me- haY since worked Tor l. u,,,Nr,,"rI'
Rrautlry and Mypr, three Rool Houses AZ VI "l'.N',
ON wntches stone re n NJ and iewelrY, VINO M
In do any work In the me. | have also wo 'hrh'h
ahle 10 MAKE aty hnc tool needed, ybo
have also AIhsrt Nut son (sun OF the man WIN
made the woud ,Eiul clock, who is best kho" 80
one OF the hest gun aud lo'kSmths, makes ~
STAMPS and stencils. kuifc blades, sharpene' ",
raznTs and all edged tools, ncr OF saws, me W." W.
fans. pipes, piraspls. canes umbrellas reps w
music boxes, clocks, uud general JobOrr , n.
/ have n very iulI stock 81 Spttls anu T.. '.
Glasses ana all goods u hc line am n many cas,
| Of impaired sight. / have stock OF sofa sllVe
snnnus AMI ni trlp,-plated knives, u good lot OF
forks spoons, hutrr mud other knives, cake bash
cts cnstcrs adlNs NJ al, sizes, syrup cups sugars
| and CrCaluers, els. - ,a,
Caihedru gong clocks and others at low prices
| GOLD toothptEs and ihimles, silver 90. MOI NJ
| dcrsold on stand, lC8 church St. burlington, W.
"'''' y. ". BstINsMAIB,
J July 20, d&wH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-31

Standing high Kick, Ellie Fnrrin. nrs
Mchael McGrath second. Hitch ant Kick. John
Coffee, nrst; James lllulcy st Ond. Stul,ug
high jump, james ilanlcy Running Ligh jump,
James liinley. Runulng hrol lump. Vim / h.
eriy. STA ding three jumps, fLrDnt lirst Liberty
second: Running hop, step Huu Jun d. Jjnu Done
nue.; William Liberty. PuttHg heavy weight. T..
J. GFlilin. Henry Coffee. Puitiug light weight,
John Coffee
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Eonldtrtlol Medical Correspondence. lnclose
- stamp for immediate reply. T.. U. Box 2,2ii
y. \. Cty.-iugsu,d-w9w
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PALMER lRECOss:$i#:::: !: Il! +
~ " lcugth sptcil ties.
Galvanized 4 / -
d.. INNER. MASS. phone u Telegraph
"a wire, also Needle
wire. augSa,d-w

A DyRRTISERS! send for our Select List OF I'ca
IAAcwspapcrs. Geo. +. Rowcll y Co., 10 sprn'
81. n. N.-Aug POI. l-MiW
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For sale by
BEAUrBE & LOWRY. Cor. Church 4 Bank SIS
April =, eol4wly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08


lIIE Quarter Centennial Celebration
u ~ Uni,ed Prvsbyterian Church was
held On ths 3oEh inst. = Allegheny Cily,
n.
A sExsATEoNAL report reached Tomb
stone. Arm. che oshsr day, fromSonora, =
theellect that 0ensral Crook and almost
- whole . ~ command nna osen .l.ea
-. s.'-n ':-' ~.e ~. ~ ..'.--
~. .o.P. 80 .,'..- n: ~.
--.... -'-.--n -~..- 300. .s .-.'
$500
cc,..,.<s 49, .S-.rs,,-se h.sc1s ~. Sos'sst
: fsw d,v. 80 ns,r (,u,c.nop, between
General CrooE, = command ana ths fugitive
Ap.che<. Th~ ~cout~ ,-,ers Art caught ~
Al amhrsc,d~. ana several we're aid u
have been ki1lei. - entire command
then sdvsncea ma engaged ~. ho<ffles. 81
whom thirty wer, kiIled. the remainder
takinr 6irhf. lin troops II pursuit.
LrGAI proceedincs instituted against
!. - !. r,... q -. \, 49, - 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-08

THERE was no further disturbance IN
the BelIeville. mining districts On the "a.
he prisoners were taken before Justice
Msdart and released On their own rccogm
sance- Several o. he machine mines were
worked - usual TIE excitemcnt q Belle
wills was intsnse and ths LEGAL feeling
against lie action Of the militia extended
beyond ths minsru, bue he prospect was
That there would b - further trouble q
present he man killed proved % b
William Henderson, miner from Dutch
Hollow.
THK Rhode Island General Assembly
Convsnsd On ths 1oth g Newport end
FFancello Q. 0illson. q woonsockee. ~
chosen Speaker Of Re House. The Count
Ing Committes reported A. o. Bourne
elected Governor By 2,11l majority.
The American bark Stonewall Jack
% 49, wrecked On TIE Enxlish coa~t .
~ days go. ne crew were saved
The General Assembly q the Prcsoy-
tartan Church. in ssusion e Sarstoga. "a
journed sine die On the 19sh nit
DE LEssKPs estimates that the cut
ting % food the North African desert can
Be completed In i've years. q : cot ~ not
more than 80 O00,oo0
The appeal Of tie Central Pacific
RaIlroad from ths recent refusal o. the
Land Commissions % proceed with patent
Ing lands y - Central Pacific Company.
- succossor % 10 Oregon = California
Company, has been sustained
UP 70 The 18th ult.. the internal rcve-
nue. receipts o. the Government FOR the
current fiscal year had been <I3i 40 t). Il
vas estimated that By che lst n June they
would reach nearly <I.5oo,ooo n excess of
che receipts for The corresponding eleven
months last year.
THE total cut IN the lumber regions
Of Minnesota and Wisconsin this year i
1900. oU0.0O0 feet. This Il equivalent %
l,z50 square miles Of standing timber
FoI<r SIXTH, Ark, was visited BY
: terrible storm % ths 18th. a hotel was I'M
rooted. fences wers blown down and con
siderable damage caused n The suburbs.
SEVERAL points IN Indiana and Ohio
suffered severely from tornndoes on che
9th. Near Edinburgh. Ind. much damage
vas done % property and several persons
Lost their lives. Six persons were reported
killed near Clay City, m The same State.
A BKIrIsH war sIoop has sailed for
Madagasc q.
CAPITAL punishment has been re-
stored IN zrrich, Switzerland.
Ex-ALDERNAS JoHS GErGER and
wife were drowned during rain storm
che other night near Cincinnati. They a.
tempted % drive under : railroad cuIvcrt
through which swollen stream Va run.
ming.
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n.x~-, ~c.r,~~ 49, -. - -.
>@.~ss @e's M"
..so ~ Tornado 1rsa' anm.ss g prop
c--s 49, s--- ~ ~. - '
~ .'.ocs y" Ao.i.'. 49,
80 NJ p'...s 80 so.E se:n n'en H''''o ~
see... 1921 zsoh ...''
1Hkf paxo nad Two Intal uueis ~
Berlin. 0erneny. within . few days
1ak hngi1sn training snip Mars at
DUNDEE 10 badly damaged BY ire the
other day. supposed . b q incendiary
origin
THREE passengers were killed on the
steamship Scrasburx By : fan OF rigging
in gale during her recent trip from
hremen % baltimere. "a.
DURING > pitched battle between
Italians and Irish q New York recently
Maria Norma vas probably fatally injured
and many Others less seriously hurt. Sticks.
stones, skiilecs and revolvers we're freely
used
Thomas WEIGH % f1ttsDurgh' "a
Who bod been drinkine.the other day struck
nis vic, when she grabbed up red-hot
payonet ana stabbed him. me oeyones pass
Ane en.oo:n ne iezt nFeast ana coming out
g tne osck. There wss no hope "a ms r.
co.sry'
AZ oteupenvllie. - John BIRD. ?
young EnElishman, was shot and almost
Instantly killed he Other morning by A.
exanoeF "y. former mustard q ens
woman y wnom n,ra 49, recent'y mar
F'ea- See'ousy ~: me cause
CHRISTOPHER ACcHo Va snot ana
fatally wounded q indianapolis, Ind, the
other evening By John zapf, after which
~. 1.PI I'd. oo,1st crashing through ns
n .,n -. ~. us.a We. sne s,os-
49,. m''y "oo0'es we're $40 2 % me
70 S;....~ -, p:.l.a
-s ~ " $500: 80 - '.'.--
e'1 49, 80 49, y. ~
P['e.or o. mest MARIE. ~ ss1 Aake'
M, ~ o'1e- - 1890 :'eo
1850 e-'e' ~.'snee' - ~
..s.'e- q. a p,.ns' 49, k,slea ~ I.'''
. e''y, M 80
roH11 persons "eEe "ounoeu : lev
Gays asom a anrsy between civilians ana
y
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Present . sh< Cathedral - wisns.@ ~.
Csrenenlr~-rhs Imperial nanqusl Ne.
<.rrrx <.nowSrn
1890 49,.
-. ...,.... ...,.,.....,, u nv.
.,.. ..- ''''''A n
H<<~'F' -, '<a' ~ 49, ''r f-iss.As, to-
place yesterday amid Scenes " unbound,rl
enthusiasm. Despite fhc f..rra.cninv
weather and streets mrdtI, f.om w. ,,,,.
NJ S...,.,.x N. .,r~.,. 49, .,.'...,. ..''''
= -
ess'S - ~se" es''k Y 1.e mu'ninE Nhsn
ne booming cannon q she kre.ulln gave
The signal for The opening * rle days
ceremonies An hour affernast ~
n
ne 1 .no "eF ln'ek'y ,'o.-
lowed ~ Large representation q di>.in-
guishcd pefSnnaE~ froin al Fart. ~ the En-
l're ana ifom AZ me principal Nations ~
!ne world. Inc Cxarowitx and Grand
Dukes came next IN order. After nui
brief interval - suspense and eager cxprcfa-
ton. and when everything hal brsi with
military precision gof into perfect
readiness, thr Gar AMI Cxarina entered he
Cathedral walking under canopy u the
daiA Inc Empelor Wore = Generals uni
form and fhe order q s. Andrew. lie
looked calm and <if-posses>ed. The En-
press wore silver brocade robc, bonierri
with crnine- Alter the procession lad
nIcd through The Cathedral and III
had taken the places assigned 70 them. tie
coronation services began The Gar was
sprinkict with holy water and reciit~I tie
Nicene erred, and having hal the Imperial
mantle placed upon his shoulders. asked tor
~ Imperial crown, which he paced upon
bis head himself. Further religious cere-
monies followed. after which the car called
NE Empires q him. She kncif be'o7e him.
ana ne pl,ceu crown upon ner head
moment auerw.u ne Foas q cannon and
~ eianklns q pe'is announced me eoncln-
The streets chterei wildly. and as the
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Y, 1902. n> la<.xrI~ -. 80.
&C Z. .:-'.---..z.----. ~..--. - : "a
:, ,s.-@ WV ~.--x. 1890 49,.
.---x - $3.50 49,. <Sr--
49,, ~- r.u 1870,
-
eElPp'r~ u.1f mum Hs".:'<t' ~'.'
~ VIE .na n'''s ~ enc nan''s:f. co.
s.'nlnE n, Pocs enss-', 10. k''nk t1I,okn
eco ,rhen IN. ~em.n ,rc.r,r viol~nt,v a.
~sne- ma b~r.n a<xnnltinr citizens indi@-
crimin.telx. she va 0nnIlv secured ana
h..,.., ~ n n u, -, v,. 49,. -hr;rl. rr,1-
ing the az - she went.
N Chief of PoIic> a Richmond wa~ di.-
chsrr~d : f~w isxs 49, for .lrnnkenn<<.
x-u. -. ..4..,.
.,ss--s,. ,-.-.. 4. ..s.-..-s,,s. 800
Ss~. w ..-s.:'.s ...,.-.;..s-'.s Il. 80. sss-
M ~ AZ Ma man. rruII ~ the son.in.I.w
a. ~ second ,wife
r~...,,,. v..a.-,..-.. <.<....- :.
- -. ,.... ,.,.'...,.- S-.- $3.50,
o''"'n e'oe1> ieer'.ea tnFe-ss
ess 80 Z. .<.nk 49,, Y ..eS s'n-
County. snd shev or;cr,v 800 sne;r AZ
parture.
go s...~-........-.> = r..,,;. r-..
s,.r rr,,..... !. .ss.;s-. -. $3.50,
,ss.~ $50 ..'.s.'...s ~. -,s'-.,s- y. ~,
~;t;c.. ~ ~. ,.,., r~,.-s-.s. =. 49, 60.
s A.soc--,on ~. nesn formed
..-ys'ts, .pPsc.nos Sounsy' mo N
~ 9-,n oes'ea q no.o 49, .ays- raee-s
= = - ~, =. ae.--s = m -''
William Montgomery Isaac Stay and
Isaac Baker engaged n quarrel - In
on. - 49,. ~ ~a'en 'esu'sea
~ t1r 4A1It4k ~ tuc 44tttI-
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TOPICS OF THE DAY
News from Evo'ysshese.


RxnsONAK. AND RoEzx1oAxs
The death q General Sabaticr.
0overnor q Paris, Francs. he been an
Dounccd-
WnH slight notifications, the French
Chamber of Deputies has adopted The
American postal-service regulations
FEEsIDEST ARTHUR, accompanied By
nose Or he memben % his Cabinet, ar
rived q New York On the "a. where be
would witness ~ ceremonies attending
~ opening q The Brooklyn bridge. He
viii not return % Washington until after
Decoration Day.
The annual dinner given By Minister
West e The British Legation IL Washing
ton % the 18th, IN honor of tie Queens
birthday, was attended BY the foreign am
bassadors generally, Admiral Proctor,
General Sherman, Chief-Jusfice Waite,
Senator Miller and several representatives
o. The departments. Secretary Teller Wa
he only Cabinet oflcer present
The State Convention Of the Ken
lucky Republicans concluded is session e
Lexington q the 2lfh- The following
ticket YVES nominated: Thomas z. Morrow
for Governor; General 8. s. Try, Lieutsn-
ant Governor; Lewis c. Garrigus, Attor-
ney-General; Leroy B. Hawthorne, Audi
tori -- Flournoy, Treasurer; ,. B. Pink
erton. Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
non, and J. ". Ashbury. colored. Register
q the Land once
IHE Ohio Grand Lodge Of the Knights
q Pyznias concluded T. session e Cincin-
natl on the 21th. Ihe next meeting win b
held q Canton u Nay, 1854
The Arctic exploring vessel Sophia,
with Prof. NordenskjoId and other scien-
fists, has sailed from 0othenburx, Sweden,
Tor Greenland.
GOVERNOR PArusox. q Pennsyl-
wanna, has vetoed : bin giving pensions %
Mexican veterans
The Emperor q Germany has issued
decree ortlsring TIE 1O<h and 18th Of No
vember next 70 b Observed = TIE four
hundredth anniversary Of tie birth Of Mar
tin Luther.
II i reported that che British Gov
eminent has expressed disapproval Of
French action in Madagascar.
APPLICATION has been made q To-
ronto. Cana, % probate ths win of tie late
William = Dodge, Of New York. He had
: personal estate in Ontario amounting 70
100000.
Or 20 the 9th inst. both the Demo
erats and Mahoneites Still claimed the 3D.
vantage in che late Virginia election.
A NESTING Of the Ohio Republican,
Committee has been called % consider the
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-04-05
FLATROCK TOWNSHIP

AN excellent example was that set
by Mr.. Flower, Democratic member
of Congress from New York, who re-
Gently returned several hundred dol
lars to the treasury, the amount over
paid him for services that he stated
that he had not rendered. When the
Congressional and Legislative bodies
of this country shall be composed of
gentlemen as conscientious and manly
in regard to financial matters as Mr..
Flowers, a political millennium will set
in and honest hair grow in the heart
of every mans hand.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-04-05
Another Swindle.

A Chicago father, according to the
Herald of that city, laid his hand pater-
nally on his daughters shoulder. The
section of satin dividing the arm from
the neck was narrow, and it was raised
high in puffy mass, which looked soft
enough, and did indeed sink yieldingly
under the touch until the lever of the
actual girl was struck; but instantly
there was stiff, snappish rebound, as
though steel trap had been sprung. and
the fathers hand was thrown up into the
air. "Goodness!" he calculated, "has
your shoulder exploded" ''No, papa" "
she whispered; "but shall if you don't
get back your polse right away, There's
spring in that puff, to make it stand
up. It's nothing unusual in the present
fashion of high shoulders. but there's no
use in exposing all of ones clockwork in
public. So hush."
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FOR SALE!
HOUSE AND LOT ON MONROE ST.
CONTAINING nine rooms; good we'll and cis
Otern; good barn. Enquire at the residence of
the undersigned.
mch22.2m WILLIAM SCHERER.
SheriFs Sale.

William Sheffield Receiver of the Napoleon Building
Association,
VS..
Henry Z. Cary, ct al.
Order of sale, Henry County Court Of Common
Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale, issued from the
above named Court and to me directed as Sheriff of
Henry county, will offer at Public Sale at tho north
door of the Court House. in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, May 7th, 1889,
ct the hour Off o'clock P. M of said day the follow
ing describedrea estate situated in Henry county,
Ohio, to-wt:
Being the south part Of the south half Of the north
east fractional quarter of section number one in
eas and the no1th pafof the south. east fractional
quarter ofsaia eection number one ~ In same town
and range. All the above lands to be bounded ON
the north by lands owned by Jacob Brown, on the
east by the Adrian Pike, the west by the half sec
ton line, and to run far enough south 10 contain
eightesn and thres.fourths QsA) acres Of land.
Aiso eighteen and three, ,fourths. (lsa) acres Of
land out Of the southeast quarter Of said section
number one I'd town and range as Aforesaid, and
south by Peter Lots land, on the east By The Adrian
Pike, and on the north ~ lands formerly owned by
Leonard Hipp. A description Of the above lands
will be found In deed given from Joseph Sherman
and Jacob Brown TO Joseph and Jacob Wssterman,
dated December 18th, 1855. t,t
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of sale cash.
FRED. ALLRR,
WIN: stevenson, Attorney for iplaintiE.
Napoleon, Ohio, April 4th, 1888. Si2 20
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Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Napoleon, Ohio, Post Office for the week
ending March 81, 1888:
D. w. B., Mrs. Melissa Eicher, Emma
Merton, A. B. Meier, Geo. Mallory, Cath
crime Macklin, Mrs. Martha Reynolds,
Jacob Rosenbrook, Mrs. Jennie Scherar,
Miss Mary Spangler, s. W., Miss Lizzie
Ward.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES s. FOUKE.