Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-07

own interests, DuC IL Is QOuDtfui III tney
can command sufficient means to enable
them to reorganize and operate the
road as an Independent line. They
must first see whether they have OBJ
tanned anything by the purchase and
then whether they can get anybody to
invest in it.
It has been known for some time
that there has been an arrangement,
the result of which will probably be the
purchase of the property by strong
syndicate which will operate it as 1t
should be operated.
England has formally gobbled
Burmah.
Trades papers are confident of a good
rev year.
The drillers at the Columbus Grove
gas well struck oil at depth of 1880
feet Saturday.
st. Louisannounces that M. Pasteur's
method of treating hydrophobia will
soon be practiced in that city. In three
weeks patients can be treated.
General misery prevails throughout
the Continental States of Europe, caus-
ed by cholera, work-famine, war and
general destitution of the poor classes.
"Coming events cast their shadows
before" The roller rink at Beloit has
been rented by the Salvation Army.
They will continued to bring down
Sal.n at the old stand. ~ Psck's Sun.
Mr.. Gladstone's second daughter,
| Miss Mary, is about to marry the Rev.
Harry Drew, curate of the little
/ Elo, rIA In xr-l.s NJ, rA
Premier himself frequently officiates as
a lay reader of the service.
| 1t is believed in New York financial
circles that the extra $27, 900, 900 left to
Cornelius Vanderbilt by his father is for
distribution among the servants and
friends of the latter in lieu Of legacies,
and in accordance with an accompany
ing letter constructions.
i Bustles are getting larger and larger.
If they keep on growing twill be hard
too tell whether a lady is taking her
j hustle with her down town, or whe ther
the hustle wants to take walk for its
health and is pushing the lady along In
front of it.
l Masked burglars bound Henry Doty
!; and wife to their bed near Bowling
Green. and robbed the aged couple Of
$225. DOty released himself and at
tackled one of the burglars with chair,
but was caught and tied second time,
after which the burglars fed.
Health is impossible when the blood
a, is impure, thick, and sluggish, or when
it is thin and impoverished. Such con-
ditions give rise to boils, pimples, head
aches, neuralgia, rheumatism, and
; other disorders. Ayers Sarsaparilla
makes the blood pure, rich, and vitaliz-
ing.
School commissioner Leroy Brown
reports ,095, ,469 pupils of school age In
. Ohio last September; value of school
houses, $27, ,969, ,757; teachers, q, 1928; pu-
pills enrolled, 774,660; average attend
ance, 1850; receipts, $l3, ,62S, ,7O9, ,33;
expenditures, $40, ,093, ,93s,17.
In all cases Of neuralgia there are
certain localities where pain is more
Intense these are called the painful
points, Rub the "painful points,
thoroughly, when afflicted with this
!. disease, with Salvation Oil, the great
I. pain annihilator. Price 25 cents q
: bottle.
n The proclamation issued by the
' Governor Of Arizona, on December %,
! warning the people Of that Territory to
desist from attempting retaliatory
h measures against the Indians on the
.. san Carlos Reservation for the depreda-
,, tions committed by hostile Indians, has
: created surprise and indignation among
, the people of the Territory generally.
J. The entire press Of Arizona, irrespective
!, of party, unite in cOndemning the act
|, as entirely uncalled for. N.
\ Nature has been very pr0vident
! Many people have wondered how the
J, world would run furnaces and keep
r warm a few centuries hence when the
d great forest and coal mines and peat
4 bops have been exhausted. The recent
borings for gas have partially solved
that problem. Our boys dozen gener'
|ations hence will not likely have to saw
. wood and pack in coal, but only turn q
|, faucet in connection with the great
1. gasometer worked by the unseen force
e Of nature. Fsndldy Jef.
eI The portrait Of Governor Hoadly
eI which Is to be hung in the Governors
,-l gallery in the Rotunda Of the State
nj House, has arrived from the studio o.
4 the artist E. It. Andrews, at Steuben.
u willie. 1t is almost q fall length portrait,
Y showing the Governor in ordinary
! dress, standing by the side of atable, or
which his left arm rests to the elbow
while in his right hand he holds his
,fl eve glasses. The artist has been faith
Z i full 10 his model, and the picture seems
almost endowed with life, so true K
I life is itin attitude and lineament anc
: feature. q Columbus Dispatch.