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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08
John Sherman Convinced that he has
Made q Mistake IN Ohio--Pros
pects for Democratic Sue IN

cess There

WASHINGTON, Sept. A.-John Sher-
mans friends say that the Senator now
regrets having brought up the Southern
question as an issue in the Ohio cam
paign. He realizes ithatlt was mis-
take, and that this blinder will proba-
bly, lose the State TO the Republicans.
The vote inn Hamilton County alone
against Foraker on this issue should be
bulk of the trade Of Cincinnati mer-
chants have been given to understand
that revival of the old TRADES against
the South means simply a loss of so
much business. Struck at in the NOR
tai part, of their pocket-books, these
Cincinnati merchants win work very
hard without any question of party to
rebuke the Republican management, so
that all of their Southern customers
will see that they have no sympathy
with that sort of thing. 1t is said that
Sherman brought out the Southern
outrage question as an issue for the
purpose of firing the hearts of the peo-
pie of the Western Reserve. The peo-
pie of this peculiar section of Ohio are
very reserved, cold and constrained.
They are very much like the ancient
Puritans. 1t takes a good, brisk fire of
partisan hate to warm up their blood to
action. Of late years they have been
very indifferent in Republican cam
paigns, and have always needed some
special incentive to bring them out and
get them to take an interest. 1t is
among these people that the Prohibi-
tionists find their most numerous re-
cruits. The Western Reserve Republi-
cans are cold, sour, narrow-minded
men, who have furious impulses of
energy only when they are engaged in
the delightful task of hating or tearing
some one who does not come up to
their ugly standard ofsuperlative good
ness.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08

A wonderful fish is becoming numer-
Gus in Goose Lake. 1t is called by some
the greenback fish. for it certainly is
an iniationist. 1t has the power to fill
itself with air until it becomes very
much like ball. OF evenings about
sundown they may be seen playing on
the surface of the water. They will
swell up by taking in the air, and the
wind will blow them over the lake.
They reflect all the colors of the rain
bow, and when sporting over the lake
are grand sight. A hunter several
weeks ago saw crane swallow one of
these fish when in its normal condition,
but before the crane had got more than
fifty feet up above the lake the fish had
taken in enough air to explode the
crane. which, at the sound of report
like that of Il gun. llcw all to atoms,
and the fish came lightly down ON the
water, no worse off for the short ride
in the air. The iish is a great curiosity,
never having neen found, | believe, in
other waters. nan francisco Erans-
tpef. .s.g an .ls.l ....... ar+a .4Ft
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08
OIL AT FINDLAY.
A Sudden Squirt of One Hundred Bar
rels a Day-A Jubilant Popula-
tiOn.

FINDLAY, OHIO, September 23.-Our
people were greatly excited to-day up
on learning that one of the gas-wells in
this city had suddenly become great
yielder of oil, which is pronounced
much superior in quality to that pro-
duced at Lima. The we'll yielded, when
measured by the State Geologist several
weeks since, nearly thirteen hundred
thousand feet of natural gas and slight
dripping of oil, and since then the oil
has been steadily increasing until a
week ago, when seven barrels ran from
the well in one day. This increased in
three days to ten barrels, and to-day it
yielded about one hundred barrels, with
indications of further increase, The
well is a flowing one, no pump being
used. The oil, of which several car
loads have been secured, is said to be of
a superior quality for lubricating pur-
poses, and much has been sold on the
ground to farmers and manufacturers,
who pronounce it equal to any they
ever used. The drilling will begin in a
few days. The well will be bored to a
depth of 5000 feet, if necessary. A
Pennsylvania from the oil country
who is here predicts that in less than a
year the country around Findlay will
be dotted with derricks and men boring
for oil. Our citizens feel jubilant, and
think Findlay is beginning to have
such boom as she never before ex-
perienced. ... ....
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08
CHAPTER XIII.
POOR VANITY HARDWARE.

For a few moments, in that wild and hur-
ried excitement, Vanity was forgotten. She
lay upon grassy bank, and none asked if
she were alive OF dead. But the detective
went to her side and saw that she breathed,
although her eyes were closed AMI she was
quite unconscious. With professional pres
ence of mind, and with great gentleness of
hand, he opened her lips and poured little
brandy into her mouth; and perhaps he saved
her life, for when, an hour after she was
taken into the hospital, the doctor declared
that she had just escaped death by exhaus-
tion-a few beats Of the pulse more and she
would have been past help and hope Per-
haps just as well, l say; but Providence
knows best.
But let us return for one moment to the
burning Farm. AS l said, the most COM
plete silence prevailed within the walls
Hardware wcs neither seen, nor was any
mention of him heard again. Just after the
whisper went round that the fire was going
out, the roof fell in with a crash, and a
shower of sparks and renewed clouds of
smoke told them all they had been too hasty.
But long before any assistance arrived from
the village, the fire was over. Hardware
had made elaborate preparations for con-
hagration; and the fire ran from room to
room, and seemed to meet fuel everywhere.
Its rapidity was equaled by its heat and
fury; for when the ruins were searched,
there was absolutely nothing but charred
mass Within the four blackene1 walls OF
old Tumbledown Farm nothing was left
but thin ashes. All that raging flames
could consume had vanished. 1t seemed as
if you could carry away what remained of
the furniture and other property in one
small coal.scuttle. And there the old walls
stood that day in the blue summer air, and
there they stood for long enough in the
balmy sunshine and in dark winter storms,
like the monument of a blasted life, saying
to us all that the way of transgressors is
hard.
As Willie Snow came back with help o
strange thing occurred. At a turn of the
pleasant lane, under shady tree where he
and Vanity many time had stood, there
met him party of bearers carrying his
former sweetheart down to the hospital.
Now, I don't by any means want to pile
horror upon horror and as Willie told it me
there was no horror here; for she lay white
and calm, beautiful beyond words, every
trace Of evil gone, the sweetest repose upon
her face. lie thought she was already dead.
Well for her if, with such face, so still, so
sad, so full Of whispers of forgiveness and
peace beyond-Oh, well if, with such face,
she had in very truth passed out of this
wicked world that she knew SO well.
''Is she quite dead" Willie gasped.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08


Piled
"God spare her life!" the young man cried
For, you see, he could not but remember old
times, married as he was) "Oh, God, hear
my prayer, and spare her life!''
Under the excitement of the time, Isup-
pose, the detectives cast off their silent ways
and answered questions freely. Hardware
was wanted: that everybo,ly guessed.
Wanted for what? Part b.: been told
already. About two years ago there had
been most extraordinary jewel robbery at
Birmingham. From information received"
that is their cautious way of putting it
the police were led to believe that man
named Barnitt had been connected with the
robbery, and this man they traced into con-
nection with old Hardware and his daughter
New, in this place had better relate what
came out afterward, but was not at the time
known to the police. Hardware was of re-
spectacle family, and had even been at Cam
bridge for one or two terms. But he turned
to evil ways, drank, gambled and took to
the race course. Subsequently it was found
that he had reformed" and had married
the daughter of a Clergyman. Ladies with
small fortunes, beware of penailess gentry
who have reformed! No sooner was Hard
ware in possession of this poor creatures
little bit of money than he blazed off in every
sort of riot and excess. One daughter was
born to them, and the mother stuck to him
through all his vicissitudes and profigacy
Barnitt had early in life been celebrated as
an amateur actor, and now, in his life as an
adventurer, he took to the stage and became
small manager. So he lived on for several
years. His wife died; his daughter, whose
beauty and vivacity were well known, went
upon the stage, and for time father and
daughter did tolerably well. The last that
was heard Of him in that capacity was at a
wooden theatre in Carlisle, where lie was
playing in the Lady of Lyons" Miss Van
ity, under the name of Mabel Darrell, play.
ing Pauline. After that the two vanished,
and when they reappeared, Miss Hardware
had an aged father, very decrepit, but of
excellent character. rather pious than other
wise, you observe, and particular about the
ministry he sat. under! Under this DISGUISE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08
TO BIB CONTINUED.

"Quinsy troubled me for twenty
years. Since started using DR.. Tho
mas Eclectric Oil, have not had an at
tack. The Oil cures sore throat at
once.n Mrs. Letta Conrad, Standish,
Mich.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08

An English medical authority thinks
the marked increase In the death rate
from cancer during the last half GEN.
tury may be readily explained by a
glance at the history of Our laborious
aUe.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08

"For economy and comfort, we use
Hoods Sarsaparilla.' writes an intelli-
gent Buffalo, N. Y, lady. 100 Doses
One Dollar.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08

Reprove others, but correct thyself.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her CAsToRIA,
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA,
When she became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA,
When she had Children, she gave them CASTORIA
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