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Salt Rheum

not recognize the validity Of Gods word,
lie talks much and does little TO rescue men
from destruction. He expresses great
warmth uf feeling but makes no sacrifices for
the sal, alton of diving men.
Ill The viper Of worldIiness. The bite
Of this viper is fatal to piety. proved by
history and revelation. Brethren let US
shake them of that they harm us not.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Text-John 5 3 Waiting fer the NOV
Jig Of the waters
Bethsaila with It's crowd Of sick waiting
in the porchcs for the moving Of the waters,
is a picture q = mistake which many make
about salvation it is something 70 b. wait
ed for The man rising at the call Of Jesus
and walking auav whole is the picture Of
that which is always within the power Of
every un.aved man Religion is net . swift
passing vessel. but country bordering the
whole pathway Of life and ,loping heaven
ward. Sometimes It li.,hsens but electric
/ ity always present. There are sometimes
unusRal religious jnfluerces, but the Holy
+ Sptrti > always with men. More: God
calls repeatedly. Sabbalhs, birthdays 1a-
/ cred memories. blessings, sermons. the
emptiness Of pleasures in which M heaven
/ ly element miugcs. all unIcmposiratIre
/ b1, RAJ calls 10 become religious. Jacobs
/ ladder does tot always block The way. but
( It Is ALWAYS at the vas,ids
1 /, il weak solution of the arsenic Of
/ fit4lism-'hi idea that man c,nnot rise
a. any On. ~ these frequent cal.- ~ God.
and walk IN rcwness Of life, Wnii for no
moving e the waters bc.lir thyse!f
I r<iT>EGA> curEcI.
/ Man has not been content il the notion
\ that there Is re higher ,nte lectusl and uer-
\ Al power than hitn.ef lIe has >rr.,rn
many centuries To gam sufficient knowledge
of the truth upon which to build reason
allie is,th A. TIL. knowledge has accumu-
lated he hiss grown mere content and happy
In a life that cnAb!es him to participate ii
the JOYS Of the universe. Ic feel, himself
related tn q supreme Power through Tin in
teIirc;ua. nature ard seeks t. had something
IN ths supreme Power 10 respond ID Ma
moral nature. Man that not only does
The good IN lhis wof.t! cir outweigh the r,il.
Bat that the good j. constantly gaming a.
cyndincy over evil and human lIf~ i. BE-
comm. continually better. God must then
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15
Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
The wreck Of the s. G. Haskell off Cape
Florida, is much to be regretted. A finer
vesseAs not owned here. Her commander,
Capt. Samuel Haskell was part owner
ii. r. Haskell has gone to Portland
George Dow is at home after a long ab-
senee.
Mrs. Eta Greenlaw who died on the I'd
| inst, is the fifth member Of the Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeasor who
has fallen before the great Reaper in the
space of fourteen months
Miss Jennie VI. c. Russ has music class
! Of five or more pupils at Oceanville.
The concert given by the Deer Isle Cornet
Band at the rink recently, gave general sat
isfaction. Nearly all VINO attended, express
genuine surprise at the proficiency of the
band considering the few weeks that have
passed since they first put themselves under
instruction.
W. X. Lewis factory has been let to
Brooksville parties for the sardine canning
business.
John Richardson has opened a grocery
store in building owned by post master Col
Inns. at Green's Landing
The Evergreen Library Association will
give an entertainment next week. The ser
vices of the Deer Isle Cornet Band have
been engaged for the occasion.
On Monday 9TH, horse belonging to H.
Jordan Thurlow became frightened and ran
away with load of lumber, knocking down
Mr.. Thurlow's aged mother and bruising
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15
City and County
Sunday in the Churches
CONGREGATIONAL CnrRCH.

CONGREGATIONAL chs RICH.
TeAt-Lu - Gl-62.
Subject Peters Penitence. The story
Of Peters denial and subsequent penitence
/, only an episode in the trial Of Christ but
it has more instruction for US than the trial
While Jesus answered to his accusation, Il
am the Son Of God" Peter answered, II am
not this mans disciple" There were false
witnesses in both trials In the one, il was
borne against Christ, in the other, Peter
bore false witness against himself Christ
went from that tribunal bound Peter went
from his tribunal free indeed Of boEd,, tut
bound in spirit. Il is the common things
of life that ties, men to-day even as they did
Peter He was tried not for what be had
done, but for y ha, be would 90 under given
circumstances. His sin of cursng and
swearing as but the sign Of bis falsenes..
His previous ayowa Of devotion to Chris,
enhanced his guilt. Peter was guilty of de-
sertlon mot of recantlng or rejection. He
denied not Christ, but hmself-a common
sin of christians to-day. He was led TO it
bv the force of circumstances. He was re-
stored BY Christ's look aud a recollection Of
the better past. SO are christians who fall,
ever restored.
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METH0DlsIfHrRCH.


Text-"There came viper out Of Tire
heat and fastened upon his hand, and he
shook of the beast into the fire and felt no
HARM Acts IS: So
This viper belonged to family of poison
Gus reptiles. Lucian says his bite is vio-
lent, his venom thick, quickly producing
agonies for it swells and burns and rots,
and the victim screams as il burned in fire.
The Scythians dipped their weapons in
viper's venom aud they produced immediate
death.
We will let this viper presented in the text
stand for certain vicious influences, forces of
evil, life destroying factors in human expe-
rience, those great moral, social, and intel
lectual vipers which are sending their dead
ly poison through the currents of human be-
ing. We shall ask attention to certain ones
of these which have fastened upon the
church Of God.
/. The viper of unbelief This one is
5000 years old. hence large and powerful.
He is the father of all moral diseases
II. The viper of liberalism. He does
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National News.


Nj Tl1.r ,slls ;,on;,.rs ,b,, ~
health has much improved.
w,,,, u.y... !. asa >, ~
$40 ana ,.a,], ~ III. n'ac,;,. ~ 81. law
,cl.c,,,.os n. ~. t.t..r o',..,,,r :. ~,
H..
-Eiwa'd Everett Hale Will deliver the
~. y a''''' '' >'''''''''
Several members Of he A,tor family
have been on COMING expedition down
-Pntate Secretary Lamont VII remain
al Oh Point Comfort until cured Of a severe
attack of neurale's.
= In the Sena'c. TIE 9TH. tie arbitration
bill just passed by the Hnus" Of Representa-
u'es. was reported fa'orahly.
The \ex yo,l S.n,,o A.. ,,...d, ~.
bill for repeal Of the franchise ofthe
broadway surface raiIran!-
In rho r,,,.-..,,l .t,c,i,, 81, r.,r,
Worth. lexs.. a.. G,h r,cr, alderman
elected VAS k,i.t.. Il / ,b,r
TIE Ifshmsu If New YORK are general
" pirssea v.'h G. ,A.,rne'- plan f5r the
government NJ Ireland
r, ,.n
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the Con.rc>,laor. library.
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men, bad itca defeated, wa rejected p, The
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Martin lions, the head Of the Missouri
striker. j. al American u, ufih ana
mschnis, rs trade. H., age i a.
l.r h.-...-. ;....,..,.-L
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s;ruclion Of ~ adlii TO the White House
r-
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Miss Mari C,tu H1V, ,utLor Of "OlI
Middleton Money and core 81 other
novels . h"ptifNN\ III IN frtIand
A p,an TO give pr. Oliver Wendell
Unlnc. d A,no.,e, ~ Nv Y.rt I'D, rrinr
io h;s teoar,rtrr far Enron. /, a.,t,mi,y
shape
y Mr.. Jaha \. Logan las gone 10 Chiea-
20 10 look after some hY>:ue., affairs CON
nrc,pi with tie summer lea.tn, Of her bro
perty there.
Rev. Or. II inns. cx dresden, of Colb,
University. !, susag 20 Earpar. uth hi,
family, Tie lra,r, Rochester for NV York.
mex, week.
:, -. "H' ''-4''''r TYP
proved IN health and ns. resumed III, aurie.
at rhe Whit House.
III tr' '.e''.' w. '''f 'd'rn'e" ana 'H''f
''S"' ''f "'Po''i'' Fl
sa'h'd - a.""tHen ana 'hIer eouhc"
uF"'
-Oaing ratf- death Of Mr.. Whitn4y-
grandmother 'Ae na'a' secretary vie via
MOI give any mere 'Afsr entertainments ms
season
FIX President Arthur recovers verv
slowly. He !, no, vet able 10 leave hi. res.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

w IkREAs !. Edgar Tra.4H of f W..
W county state of Maine ity hi- f5...r-
dated the Gtii day Of Feb.,A. H..l--GeH. ..
in Hancock Registry Of DEEDS hopk ua "a.
conveyed to me Samuel r. within . .......
parcel or lot Of real estate situated d. f... .
Eden, HANCOCK county and state OF VI d r. st
Stfltth rs follows, ~ wit Ergtuufu. .'a
county road leading from Wr-t F.tr w. SGD.
Desert, at stakes ON r.. ". Kittrr,lge- i3-f
running south ~ East rgl4 81 h a.
then North So East - rods 10 p -tal, s....
Then North A. West - rods then = b. r..I- %
west to the county road. then following -a.=l r f
70 place OF beginning, containing p 4r1r uara 4
ies- Also another lot or parcel Of band -lt.a'rI
IN said Etcn and bounded a. follow - 81 p.
ginning on the south line OF at formerly auH-.'
James and Cain Mayo and uovg occupied Us Ht.f-
OF " M, u EJnery aud following ~ait iiue .s-.Ts
70 the North, 10 the Northwest corner Of lt trr.'
~ the heirs OF VIM. Hamor or by 4. u Hatisr
Then following said West line 81 said lot -UHtheft
70 inc North line of lot owned by Know ~ 'i.h
following said East line 10 the East line 0f g "
hittreige.s lot northerly 10 the first ncn,j7hr'.
bound and containing twenty three acres mort 'E
less xcepting two acres sold to Wm.C Higgin-.t
Ilg al ana the same premises conveyed to ave "
thankful G. salisbury sept. %, lss3. Where's Hf
cehtnti"n Of said mortgage has Seen broken. H"e
therefore BY reason Of tl4c breach gtt sJ.-l. it
! claim a foreclosure Of said Teeltgaae aHs3 eye
this notice for that purpose.
SAMUEL X WHITING,
Dated at Ellsworth, April ,, A. D., ls-,- 5Nlf
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CLEVELAND WOULD LIKE THE CHANCE,
CONGRESSMAN REEDS SPEECH.
THE TREAsURYSHIP.
ra1I.a..- Exn~aaa

The portfolio of the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury ought to be divided. It has grown to
an enormous aggregation Of bureaus, many
Of which are only indirectly connected with
the fnaneisl administration Of the govern
ment The Secretary of the Treasury ought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15
VI hen | Was SICK 7

Nv room looked IKE dru: store, ! had W
many bottles ia it. The more do-e'l. the
wor-, 81 wA-. Finally, paid my doctor and
ton him IN needn't come any NOR. was
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couldn't get out II bed alone. >iN bottles #
sulphur lII'irr. cured me-. H,aJ. ffrA ..
.lf''ul~ IlYHs. BnsttH.
Prompt relief in lick hcadnehr, dizziness.
nausea. constipation, pain IN ID" ,lc, rtt..
guaranteed - those using artrr', Little LIy-
'r Pill. one pi.i . dp,r. p cents For sale
hy !. y. Wi=Ein.
Perfect -uuniH.>, ~ bu.y and mind i
possible ou1 with pure blood. lr1'lin2 m"dt-
Cal authorities iulor-p Ayers ~ar-ayIrilil A.
III" best hln,td-purif,inG medicine IN existence.
II vastly increases the worAiu< aul productive
powcr, NJ both hand ami hr'in.
stated hy H. r. Cochran, druggist Ian
castor. Pa.. "IItc guaranteed over no bot
i,- ~ Eur.ip Blood Eifirr< or Dyspepsia
sour stomach, bilious attacks. liver ami kidney
troubles"
M1rr ct-o, ~ .irN headache, bliiou-ncS-
constipation. &c. can b. cured in 's>- time.
with 49, medicine, anI FIR lr-- money. hy us
INK Carriers LITTLE Li,er F!l- than p, any
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WINrEE HNEBuR, Nh.
Mr.. l.. 4. SUMNER.
! u~"d the >uGtErT F,oIrIc tt. $50 You
sold me la~t Year ou l.o'ltn.- tud either NJ, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15
Political Brevities.
IApkLEELI


iae'd-t.1a-rs Of the sto.l8.v silent At
toraey G-nrfa caI Dr.. Rogers d crank
lHet 1tl. him ABA aulscoa-tructed rebel.
Iasy say ae is VISIONARY and emotional.
ihe} 81! raa- he WHITES bad. poetry We
have not observed that any friend Of Nh
Garland has yeutuIed to cali Dr. Rogers a
Jar, Of has succeeded In impeaching his
testimony in any respect Crank. visionary.
bad poe, or not il Rogers tells the truth
there is black stain on Mr.. Garlands rep
utatlon and on the fame Of the Democratic
administration which hestates 10 throw him
out
CLEVELAND WOULD LIKE THE CHANCE.
Macon Telegraph
Cleveland would ask nothing better than
to have the party pass the Blair Education.
al bill and give him a chance to veto it. Such
"a rebuke would give the administration an
Importance it can never otherwise obtain.
CONGRESSMAN REEDS SPEECH.
Bridgton News
Reeds speech in the House on the arbi-
tration bill is a model of its kind, and
abounds in the leveI-headed common sense
So characteristic of the man. The phrase.
sit NAV turn out that this legislation will
amount TO but little it NAV turn out that it
will amount to much suppose We try it,
and arhen zee learn more. do more is
worthy to be remembered as wise maxim
in every great emergency The speech at
tracted much attention and favorable com
meuf from men of all parties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15
Notice Of Assignee of his
Appointment.

A Ellsworth, In the County Of Hancock and
a state OF Maine. the eleventh DAY Of March 4
y, lss6 The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
Samuel Royal, Jr., "
OF Ellsworth. in said County OF Hancock, insoyept
uebtor, who has been declared irsolvent ubon
MS own petition by the Court OF Insolvency for sa
County of Hancock. -
2wl5 RT spwTF ,s.t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-04-15

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice IN an
concerned, that he has been duly apns,in,ed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an ~
ecutor OF the last Will and Testament of Warth.
Hancock, N"''s Oh
deceased, by giving bond as the law direct.
ne therefore requests all persons who are in
immediate payment, and those wbo have 80.
immediate demands thereon 10 exhibit -
same for settlement ~ Use
April IL, 1sss. sriS. A. 'h-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

The late coOlness in the state Of the
weather was strongly suggestive of the
advent of Autumn. The first chill day
that follows the heated term seldom
finds the people of this climate in readi-
ness for a change, and so the unfortu-
mates who had put an end to all the
means for making the house comforta-
BILE at the time of the spring house
cleaning, and who had nothing but
summer garments to wear, looked as
cool and uncomfortable on Sunday as
it is possible for people to look who
have been living under torrid condi-
tions for the past three months and
then came in sudden contact with a
chill breeze from the poles.-Er.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30
Renews her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa, tells the following re-
markable story, the truth of which is
vouched for by the residents of the
town: II am 10 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not dress
myself without help. Now | am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able
to do all my own housework. l owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed COM
pletely all disease and pain"
Try a bottle, only SOC. at d. J. Hum
phrey's Drug Store.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN RASCAL
Ex-Public Printer Rounds Detected
in Frauds.

in Frauds.
WASHINGTON, D. G. Sept. 23.-T The
authoritative evidences of eX-Public
Printer Rounds malfeasance in Office
accumulate. He has padded the de-
partment so that the pay roll is $6,OOO
per day. Over $500, 900 ofsupplies We're
bought before he left and there is little
on hand. The printing of the annual
reports is just commencing. There are
seventeen horses and two mules in the
stables eating their heads off, and even
after Benedict was appointed Rounds
bought another fine team of horses.
Benedict has already rejected 500 reams
of paper tried to be delivered on Rounds
recent contract, and several barrels OF
ink. Rounds accepted his sons resig-
nation from an ST 800 sinecure and al
lowed him fifteen days pay. Benedict
cut off the fifteen days and accepted his
resignation instanter. 1t is absolutely
impossible to conform to the require
ment that half the appropriations shall
be on hand January 1, unless Congress
at once passes deficiency bill. Bene-
dict foresees that if he does not cut to
| the quick his confirmation may be op-
posed on the ground Of his violating
the statute touching the appropriation
There were 81, 500 worth Off presses
bought after Benedict was appointed
and the three old ones were not worn
out. There are to be three hundred
absolutely necessary dismissals, but one
sickening feature is that requests fol
retention Of Republicans are in some
instances signed by Democratic con
gressmen. However, Mr.. Benedict has
level head.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

Editor Crosby of the Daily Adger-
tiser of Boston has a smart setter. The
other day a lady walking through the
fields near where Mr.. Crosby was spend
ing his vocation lost her watch. The
setter was made to smell of the lady s
watch pocket and then told to "bring
dead bird.u He ranged the field in
fine form, and finally came to a stand
at little tuft of grass. When his mas
ter came up he found the watch tick
ing under the dogs reliable nose.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30
Bncklen's Arnica Salye.

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bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by D. J.Humphrey.
apl 2S-1y
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30
TEXAS TERRIBLE TIME.
Swept by Floods and Hurricanes,
Over 500 Houses Destroyed and q
Great Many People Made Home
Iess-Wind 100 Miles Per Hour
In had Ghana

ONcE OOO uOu5CS DCSehoyON s"O -
Great Many People Made Home
Iess-Wind 100 Miles Per Hour
in bad Shape.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Sept. 2S.-On
September q and %, this section was
visited by heavy and destructive rains,
followed by severe hurricane, when
flooded the whole country and did
much damage. The rainfall was un-
precedented, 26 inches of water falling
in the five days up to noon Sept. %.
Matamoras the back part Of the city
was inundated on the night of Sept. %
to the depth of from three to eight feet.
The inhabitants were rescued with
much labor. The hurricane began at
4 p. m. Sept. %, and blew all night
with terrific force, but the wind reach
ing the velocity Of 100 miles per hour.
In this city over 200 houses Of the
poorer class were blown down, and
many more damaged. In Matamoras
more than 300 dwellings, including 15
brick houses, were destroyed, and sever
al hundred others badly damaged. Over
l 500 families in that place and 400 here
were left homeless. Telegraph wires
were prostrated, and the water rose
over the track of the Matamoras d
Monterey railway, causing wash-outs
and interrupting traffic until now. AT
Point Isabel considerable damage was
done, and the quarantine station on
Padre Island was swept away. A large
I four-masted steamer, believed to be
English, name unknown, went ashore
50 miles south of the mouth of the Ric
Grande, and is a total loss. The cap
tain and crew were saved. In the coun
try the prairies were inundated, as wei
as many ranches. Houses were blown
down, and the crops utterly ruined
There is much suffering among the peo
pie of Brownsville.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

, A hugh derrick-pole fell and severely
injured the foot of mechanical engineer
E. r. Hoyt at the New Orleans Ex-
position, and after only three applica-
tions of st. Jacobs Oil, all the swelling
and pain disappeared.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30
Heavy Gas Strike at Findlay.
Especial dispatch to the Enquirer.l

F1ND1AY, OHIO, September 2.-The
drillers at Kagy well, six miles north OF
this city, struck a heavy vein OF gas,
and at p. m. drillers suspended work,
when the vein was estimated three
times larger than the great Karg well
was when atruck. Intense excitement
prevails in the neighborhood. The
well is owned by the Genesee Oil Com
pany, and is the largest in the field.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

The Arkansas Legislature stands
House, Democrats 81, Republicans and
Wheelers %; Senate, Democrats p, Re-
publicans and Wheelers 5.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

The most astonishingly beneficial re-
suits have followed the use OF Red Star
Cough Cure by those affected with
throat and lung troubles. Price, twenty
five cents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30
COURT RECORD.
Times Fixed for Holding Circuit Court
in THE
Third Judicial District
OF THE
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year 1897.

1t is ordered that the terms Of the Circuit Court
of the several counties In said circuit for the year
A. D. 1887, be fixed as follows to-wit:
Alle1 county on the 7th day of June and the 22nd
day OF November.
Auglaize county on the 18th day Of March and the
9Th day Of October.
Crawford county on the 25th day of January and
the 9th day Of September.
Defiance county on the 26th day OF April and the
18th day Of November.
Fulton county on the Iath day of April and the
27th day of October.
Hardin county on the 2Srd day of February and
| tie llth day Of October.
Henry county on the 18th day OF April and the LIST
day Of November.
Hancock county on the LIST day of March and the
| 18th day Of October.
Logan county on the 18th day Of February and
the Dist day of September.
Marion county on the 18th day Of January and the
| 18th day of September.
Mercer county on the 2Ith day of May and the LIST
day Of December.
Paulding county on the 10th day of May and the
17th day Of November.
Putnam county on the Slst day of May and the 9th
| day of December.
Seneca county on the 22nd day of March and the
| 18th day of December.
Union county on the sth day of February and the
4th day Of October.
vsnWert county on the 18th day OF May and the
29th day Of November.
williams county on the 5th day of April and the
| 25th day OF October.
Wood county on the Sth day of March and the Goth
day Of October.
Wyandot county on the 1st day of February and
| the 18th day ofSeptember.
Said terms to begin at o'clock m.
THOMAS BEER
| J.J.MOORE,
| HENRY w. SENEY,
Judges
Columbus, o.. Sept. 2ist, A. D., 1885,
| The State of ohio, Henry County, So:
| IJAMES DONOVAN, Clerk Of the Circuit Cour'
of Henry county, Ohio hereby certify that the aoovt
foregoing is full and true copy of the times anG
places of holding said Circuit Court in the Third
judicial Circuit Of Ohio for the year A D., 1857 al
appears by the Journal of said Court.
In Witness whereof, have hereunto Sc
t-~ my hand and the seal Of said Court at n a
SEAL. Epoleon, Ohio, this 2ith day OF September
l~-l a. D., 1886. oo,v
St Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Henry Co., 0.
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LAMAR LIKELY TO MARRY.
Suspicious Actions of the Old Bache
lor ofthe Interior Department.

lOr O1 tHc AuGorAOE DOP"KIOnO'
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 27.-The
rumors of Secretary Lamar's marriage
have been given new impetus by the
disclosure of the fact that he has leased
the handsome residence of Lieutenant
Breese, who has been sent to South
America in command of q squadron.
The marriage is thought likely to oc-
cur at any time and will be as quiet
and beautiful as one of Shelley's poems
that he loves so much.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

The school house now resounds with huns,
And rush, and roar, and rout.
And all the poor, tired teacher hears
Is-"Plsase may go outf'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-09-30

Scrofula diseases manifest themselves
in the warm weather. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla cleanses the blood, and removes
every taint of scrofula.