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sHERIyT's SALE.

Henry Holtermau, County Treasurer of Henry
-rti a.. {. A,ls County, Ohio, lR 8o- 'aG5
.t sy.t & 10 edf4l ~ Ys Iria , fs4gtfJt4..ga 59E
John E. Chafee, ct al,
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon Pleas ". ', ''hAS7'A' ''. l54
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 the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on ~
taa j. Saturday, April 8, 1886, <fa4
at the hour of O'Clock, D. m, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In Henry coun
ty, Ohio, to-wit: 's' H ''hint
The east half Of the northeast quarter of section
twenty three 2S town six (6, north of range eight
(S) ea5t, in Henry county, Ohio. GO 90
Appraised at $500. s4..4 ,t,.aa....,it.f, ..s.
Terms Of sale, cash. -
q 80 1i'f FREDERICK ALLER, 9a4
~. sagt aaS Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio. q
Tyler & Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, March 2, 1885. So 10.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

H. Holtermau, County Treasurer Of Henry County,
Ohio, r
'@ 81 f1iiHs b+ NA vs +i '.f ''' ar 70 - t-''
-st3 ,aisa Robert MeCaskey. H .ihaa9 1i.
Order of sale from Henry County Court of Com
mon Pleas. ,,a-I adj --t 1T ., 4 r5g rt-.-.sa ,s
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued from the above
named Court and TO me directed as Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer OF public sale at the north door
Of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on a. = ~
SIT Saturday, April 8, 1886, ao5a llos
at the hour Of o'clock p. M, of said day, the fol-
county, Ohio, to-wit: ..,....i.- y .-It.t.
Lot number eighty.seven (S71 In the original plat
of the town Of Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio. 3 bftH
Appraised at $40. ,i.r,,9 ,,Iy t1s ", i,,ag ts3
Terms of sale, cash. ..
- TX 7l37 l6'7Gl77ih FREDERICK ALLER,4 4 1t
t.F & bo1la Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
r. W. Cahill, attorney for plaintiff, "A IN a.lfs
Napoleon, Ohio, March !, 1886. " 80.
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AQa make mafkNeil iaa rns sfame n blum.
Protection from Malaria. /

q Thelo preventive Is the far.famed
remedy, 1GSirnmois b Liver
Regulator, a purely vegetable tonic, ca
thartic and Alternative. IT acts more
promptly in curing all forms Of malari-
al . diseases than cal6mef or quinine,
without any of the injurious 3coilse-
quehtes which follow their use. Take
the Regulator and it will keep your liv-
er, bowels and Kidneys. in perfect order.
and you viii never have an experiment.
AL knowledge of the meaning of the
word ma aria. ~. - W 'i4i~ 10 3 ,E""
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Augustine Pilliod, as County Treasurer of Henr
7He7 'u ~ ' County Ohio, '' ''"i '''

10 AZ
Augustine PiIiod, as County Treasurer of Henry
ie''' 'o '' '' County Ohio, '' .''' a
.a-t1E 7ni tO 3vs. ,ti'l t'4 ~. $500 @ii
nj ,s4 If =, Leverett G. Randall, etal.ri ar.l
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Common
Pleas. 49,. .
DY virtue of an order OF sale issued from the
Dabove named court and to me directed as Sheriff
of Henry county, will offer at public sale ct the
north door Of the court mouse, In Napoleon, o., on
.a .r.5 Saturday, April Sd, 1885,
At the hour of o'clock p m, Of said day, tbefol
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county, Ohio, to,wit: -...,.,..t........- -.
In section nineteen t19l, town Ave (5,, north y
range seven east, more particularly described as
commanding nine t9) rods and twenty (20) links
north Of the corner Of sections 10 and TO- and 20 and
80, same town and range; thence following the came
ne between sections 10 and 20 distance Of ~ rods
10 links thence north "A 12 degrees west 81 rods II
links; thence south 48 IL degrees west 35 rods II
links to road running to Napoleon; thence follow
ing said road 90 rods II links to the place Of beginn
ing containing 100 acres land, more or less.
Appraised at $3.50. -
Terms ofsale, cash, ~. -, y it''
,..0 I!t5 ssad ia FREDERICK ALLER, a..i
49,. .'.,... ,, Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Campbell & VanCampen Attorneys for Plt'f.
Napoleon, Ohio, Feb. ~, 1886. '"pt $40 30
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Notice to School House
Contractors. az

~ EALED proposals will be received at the ofhce Of
Cthe Clerk of Harrison Township, Henry county,
Ohio, until IL O'Clock noon the 18th day Of April
A. d, 1856 for the building of school house on the
school grounds in sub district No. /, Of said town
ship, according to plans and specifications on ME IN
said Office. Bids must be made according to law,
ection 3sss r. s. None but the lowest responsible
bid will bo accepted, and the Board may reject all
bids. ,4ty,-- tyt3s OkEE M. PALMER,
mch1S-td 80 N Township Clerk.
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sHERlFr's SALE.
George Patrick,

Esags nHf9t tJ s VI ita5'.1 jom gtHsE
r,.. ID, John A. King, ct al. ,,.,,,, ,i 3ssfsl.
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued from the above
named Court and to directed as Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday April 8, 1885, .ob.o
at the hour of O'Clock, p M. of said day, the fell
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry coun-
ty Ohio, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
eight Isl east, In Henry county, Ohio. tf 4, s+s
Appraised at $406.
i IL ",,I,t n (, IN, 7, FREDERICK lALLERs
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio
Tyler & Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Mare h q, 1855. 1I3t 'i9 81 S0s z
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A Somewhat Romantic Marriage.


al q Several years since Miss Ella Elkins,
= formerly Of Defiance, a relative Of Mrs.
Z Hugh Marceilus,. went to Chilli, South
America as a missionary teacher. In
that country she formed the aeduaint-
sas,ce ,f Miss Leech, from the United
States. who was also a teacher, engaged
IL, the same district with Miss Elkins.
They became warm friends and Miss
Leech frequently spoke of o. brother,
living in Oharlevoix county Michigan,
whom she pfised highly. in her letters
home Miss LeeGh, also spoke in glowing
/ terms of Miss Elkins. This Isisterfy
{ confidence soon enlisted the attention
sof the Michigan gentleman and the De-
/, fiance lady in South America and patu-
bfaYy d correspondence eilsued. n Cupid
rot in his work and in due time marri-
age was proposed and accepted, Bis
tance alone was In the way of a speedy
consumatiop of tbs, ,engagepent,ybp ybpty~a
EHIB-me3tar M about fifteeh thoSasnd
sn1fIes was nd oobstacfe for Miss Ekins I'd
overcome, She wrote her beloved Ja-
sorsLeech that she Would Immediately
start for home and that 1.-TWO hearts
that beat as one" would throb in De-
tiance. Accordingly she took passage
On1a vessel, bound around Cape Horn
for niverpoot and from thence she
came to America and arrived in Def
ance about three, weeks ago, and last
week her lover was safely en- sQonceds In
her loving arms They were married
last Thursday night at The residence Of
Wm. Marce1lus, and q more happy
couple never before started on life's
journey from Defiance.rDefance Dem,
StIIlfIALLAILl s.flHI
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sHERlFF,s SALE.

IrDLf[L. IL bHTIILM .l.fE
Charles a. Gi dley, as County Treasurer OF Henry
County. Ohio, . '| -'Si'A"
Frank Baldwin, ct al.
Order Of sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon PieAal gOG au' uCHHI e. Z TfHhiNirf
BY virtue of order Of sale issued from the shove
named Court and to me directed a. Sheriff of Hepry
county, will offer at public sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on 'r'i.
90 & Saturday, April 8, 1886,
at the hour of 2o'clock, s Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estatc situated Henry oou
ty, Ohio, to-wit: ,,,..- ,,i.,,,, - 81 .b.,.e u,
Lot nu nber ninr (9) in Mary Doddrs first addition
to the town Of Napoleon in Henry county, Ohio ~
tApppi sed at $s75. aalf. f.lIf !, "a unt {
Terms Of sale, cash,
1. H4tCe - an HA-" go aFHEbERlCk ALLER,
t s,jf of i5s ..J. Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
W. Stephenson, attorney for plaintiff. ..r.., !
| Napoleon, Ohio, March 2 1875. $50 I
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asHERlFF's SALE.
Silas Tuttle,

b b
.l.3 ,gr.l fr6t Sias Tuttle, s .45' ss.
VS.
T. G. ga S. Randall, ct al.
Order Of sale from Henry County Court of Com
mon Pleas, 3gtli1E i3s ~ }lGa b3pf h iisH r. la5A5a
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 the north door
of the Court House, at Napoeony Ohio, on
Saturday April 8, 1886, al 41
at the hour of 2o'clock, p. m, of said dav thefol-
lowing described real cstate,t situated In Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit: MAIL. ,.i.,s..l
The north half(a) of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton No. thirty (30 town No. five 90. north range
seven ( east containing eighty (80l acres more or
less, situate In Henry county, Ohio. is5faf
Appraised at $500.
Terms of saley cash. y = 80 l-. y .a.,..s4i ~
FREDERICK ALLER,,lf
Sheriff OF Henry county, Ohio,
g. W. Everett r. W. Cahill, attorneys for plaint-
Napoleon. Ohio, March 8, 1886. t,4 s. 40
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DISSOLUTION.

~NHE firm Of Heller q Saur having dissolved py
L mutual consent on the Sth day Of March, Mr.. g.
M. Heller dsposing of his interest to +. o. Blair
who is now associated with J. c.. Saur, under the
fir N name Of j. O. Saur q Co., who will continue to
do q general banking business at the old stand. W
( An I7~-" i Nc giriSrt1 s. M. HELLER, gaE 3g
J. G, SAUR. 44,i.a,
Napoleon, o., Meh.9, 1886. AZ
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sale.
= S.r.. e. CHA. !. !, any rs...,,, m 81 rs ot 80
(, y eOaS,y.. odios

H. rs.f-r ---.i-sf ;--------rT -ffnt 80 .f.sf
A.f's. a. Gldss !, .sss,, q ,sS az. ts'ssFs
+Tsa .oHsa. fHS " O'
.,,,,o John BsAsinE, et A.. n M .rl
Order ofs.ls from Hsng County Court of Com
,siBs viri.sos an osder % sA,ssssssssss
County, willofer At pubic sale Il the north door
o. the Court House, In Napoleer, ohip,opi 40
tsnEG Saturday, April IL, 1886,
a ths hour df o,eIost pm. OF said day, the fol
Psl5g described rea estate .situAiedia Aenry
" 'rSe T Ssss MI o. the southeast oars.r is, Of
sestioa nnuber three t8D. in ,fosnship number
Henry county. OHIO, spprsised at s. .SOo "
Geo tAiry ts01 acres Of land lying and being In
the porh eAst quarter "a OF the north quarter
q =, section nsssr ten o n sown.pR numb,
Henry county, Ohio snd n MON ip4rtioularly de
scribed a. follows toYit: Sommeneing "a the
north east corner or said section number ten lo),
thence running west on and along the section line
Of said section number ten t10l about ninety-cght
now owned by Que samuel overiius, thence south
about nfty fonr lSA rods 10 the norih line Of land
once or NOW owned by one Jacob Clover, thanee
east about ninetcisht 1881 rods 10 the section line
ot said section nufnberten 10f thence north and
aug said section line TO the place Of beginning end
sisS DE VEST part ps q fSs nortS.Ssst qasar..r al.
Of section number eleven ttIl, In t8whship nhtnber
four q, a9rth q rtnar seven east, IN Henry
widtheast and west and one hundred and SIXTY rods
in length north and sauth containing one hundred
acres Of land less and excepting twenty and 81 100
hundrsiths GO 31-1tO) acres thersfrom which has
been heretofore laid outn The plat OF the town Of
MAlinta. 0hiol
Appraised at 81, $50. I s. .il5g ~ Eai1fH
fsrnS '@a ~ q st'esn- asie' ce''shn PREprRfcx ALIfR
b. A. Fs1fIl Il-stsxs N
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Notice disappointment.

Estate of Anthony Robinson, deceased.
TIME undersigned has been appointed and qnali-
fed as Executor OF the estate Of fAnthony BOD
Dated this 18th day of Meh., A. D., 1886.
asts.y JAMES ROBINSON,
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Q. 9, Young, as
IN Gnardian Of Phebe Smith, has filed o final
account Of his Guardianship, which will be for
hearing and settlement April 9Th, 1885. ny
d. MEEKIS0N, el
a2at 10 ttE 81, Probate Judge.
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Mr.. Carlisle on the President
sEs'gahi:!:::':tNtsa&


w their support of the adffIfristr,rir'.
yal true DeuIocfat," he ooDtin1kd. f'.i''
butlisjde with the President. sed pr'
sane iwhol may at ms. tiUeihavs f'''i .
llittleH uRGsfeadlv toshinI are now STR %
aivScatesof his eonrsen sp,,sS ~aniir'isi
the btedictlon.uiadeh nv The ,S7or ~ = :
very hepinniBg ~ the con test, B'f 7
the Presidents message asserting vi
rights and refiiSiPg, the Sanaie's = B.
netfft MA HStHfIbe St1r'St1seSy al
vised him u ''show fighP' aud aefv the
politicians who were attempting IN cur
tail the pdwers. with which the .DAo,,"
had invested him. II then ,prcdirte
that N, the, President adopted such \
cpurse he would find aunited DemN.-
racv at Ihis hack, and the Aerlaraiin' >
Of Speaker Carlisle showitlfatt tie nr1.
iictinm has been fiffftllsf ~ Ai,1r,ffn 'Sleat
er aisb Says that he, ,issatisfied dthpt ~
President viii come ,Ont Of the ,epptp-t "a
victor. He might have, eo'v farfhor
The President is practically victor
toslay{ apd dlthft SpRtfbrs HHd tnaurd
rated the warfare against him are nas-
ingtheir partisan speeches foTlh.Atiiv
fiIled chamber and d'emnty,eaiieriesi
Mr. Carlisle frankly .concedes the'
there are differences of opiniaa, ,hetween
the President and certain, elAmeists a.
the, Democratic party on1othe ,'silver
question land dother, subjActs,I hut Ne
nevertheless declares that I'M his con-
test with the Republicans, Mr.. Clev"-
land deserves the hearty support Of his
party, and that no true Democrat will
take sides against him on this question
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y These who believe that nature will
work offa cough or cold sbouId. under
stand that this is done at the expense
Of gthe consfitutiohy Each thine this
weakens the syksms \ and Va sItknow
that the terminatlon4ofthis alAngerous
practice isTas eohsum ptiySA grave.
bo2t take The chahcsss wben "a fifty
cent bottle of DR.. Bigelow's Positive
Cure will safely and promptly cure any
recent cough, cold or throat or lung
trouble. Buy the dollarybotflepf J. G.
Saur, for chronic cses or family fuse.
v - +
gTbe Mikad6s Gift.
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A.Mest ofthesehAir preparati0nsdon1t
wofk !s'Iwrites MFR y. sHurdiek, Of ST.
Louis, Shut Parker y Hair sBalsarl is an
honorable exception. The Balsam made
it'brown again and soft as in my boy
hood.n .'aa.a I'm
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order o,
.aaassul Probate Court 1ost

Henry county; Ohio, %flf offer for sale at public
auction, on the ..,.,sr.s, -..s ID, ,,gf,'c IA
-, ,ti-, 10th Day of April, 1885 .o,iagf
At 2 oclock p. m OF said day. at the north door OF
the court house, in Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio,
Robert Dennis deceased subject to the dover estate
Of Adells J. Deunis, widow of said Robert Dennis,
deceased, to-wit: -.,.,. t..,ys .
The north half of the south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section sixteen, town 81 north Of range
eight east, in Henry County, Ohio, containing 40
acres of land, more or less. Appraised at 81 400
TERMS OF SALE. 4One- third in hand; one-third In
one year. and one-thrd itwo years from day OF sale
with interest; the payments to be secured by mort
gage npom the prefuisesal alld-a A4AEAl " "
ADELLA J. DENNIS,
Adminx. Of Robert Dennis, deceased
March 9th, 1886. I'd
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NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that Sophia Prigger, OF
~ Flatrock Township, has acknowledged before
witnesses that the report which she circulated
against the undersigned to the effect that be had Sc
duced girl In Germany, and had child there, Is
untrue and without foundation.
March S.Iisss GIig 19sf9IInid 9lMl |
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f2IE.AlfHEE;; sl....:l..HT ~.


,-,.-.,s.MEry A. Bstzop, stsl n
mon Ple1E- -, a.
BY virtue Of sn order Of ssls issied fpn thelbove
named Court aud 10 me dfrcct>d q Sherin % Henry
county, Win offer AZ pnntI5 skle 4 he North door
Of the Court HOuse, IA Nspoiscr, Uhic, or ~
-aaY Saturday, April IL 1885, % :
q the hour Of o'siock pm, of ssd day, the fol-
ty, Ohio, to-wit =. .-,, -. % %...-....s sT -
The north one-hsif OF the nrst etght tcres on Of
the south end ofthe west oneAhAlf o. ne east ono
half OF the south quartsr of section No twelve
IN township No. ave. north Of pnge six east, In
Henry coubf Ohi0, antsinisE fouf acres ofland
more or less. Appraised q $40.
No otsethtR VNifhfp NO, nya nouh ptrtnFe six
~, d He1s egohty, Ohfo the SANG bsink the
ssstpsrtof ne ssssh-e qsmsss ~ Ss0iou No:
twelve aforesaid, more particularly described % mat
part OF ths st hNi n n frnct described ly-
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IN Trustee AZ Finds from the estate Of Tslitha
Hughes, deceased, has filed frst account of his
trust, which Will befor hearing and setteme mt on
Ap p''i i0'n' io'ss 20. MEEKIsoN, Probate Judge.
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.qIgszs1a,I ,:s5lSSssSk,SasAA

-TNIfIfWsu 1T n o o'nALE- y l.al'lpsd
.qISs.EaaiEdal.ll' E.aaiEdal.ll. IL h AA,
s.. slsAaa the.e lAinz. trtu- ~ .Asar ST
IN .t.-9s. shsys sonr hsad; ss wa asnsad--B
Why did'A thou turp Me rssesls outi
.,vsy ,ta taryaRovsRswo1
J, sh. nsishonGh I jns,y misht refu-s,rg POI "a
b. .fs.ft Ia sars.th. trsnrmsfian snaxAf. iaiFo.
, .-,. r. epfhem In / did not ehoose-- ssriT
That's whv turned the rasosls out -..
SENATE v r,h'o 81 I,
re-. hsr's thrspsirt; the wherrfnre why:
Pc YiFhnes y OF fphenyHie what
3 rhn is the thing We would desrry,
= .i.7 aad vouhmss, teif-dpou the spot 9't
GROVER.
athe 'spoti'"' 4 tmillion ''spot.r
, o'di thdbiuf-. yo,t parry record shows.
ip' Pm slre, ths swhfchest Of You whats,
Y '' rI' DIT Important 70 disclose. '' ..''
.... 's,ts,r INc,UoUs, ",.'i'ir .'.31 .
E,AUSDs:
y1ytsly yop VI i, shall We prncefd
'Ihbiitls lihe Nth hasaes binxingf
3 fL,t.Ss--It f,srl. alrsdliq De- .iEf9oa4u adr /
t,l;.d iNGysaee I as-ws've got him tresd. cd 10
8 tsRN,N: 10 .lloi ias
'.','s 'hjnk >lAit, rhera is n9k owing
So rpa sickipg force Of such mule. la W -.
V-nam"rsls outside iadaatisps a aIaala
EyiwraaRO0 s,7sl1oya
| Is't wise, to siinAhis special pool
wita pAsst.oql4pfsdlsst rshstioe'
.psak.s u $hlope,, e of the What. What's = -
Y =.
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]. &c super tsi,lp .eryioe.ele eas.,,
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81 t N.H . .
The Louisiana sugar producers have
been making a strong fight in the Ways
and Means Committee to preserve the
present duty on sugar. The plea that
the tax is required for revenue purposes
may he, true, since there is no telling
how much money Congress will call
upon the Treasury for; but if there is a
reduction to be made in the burdens Of
the people the plea falls to the ground.
II is not on this ground, however, that
the planters are concerned. What they
really ask foris protection, and consid-
ering the facts, do the people In this
country think 1t ought to be. granted?
We buy about 1000, 900 tons Of sugar a
year from outside nations, and there is
produced at home about 1876, 600 tons.
Thus the consumers have to pay.a tax
on I ,135, 900 tons in order that the sugar
raisers may get the benefit ofthe in
crease of price on 135,000 tons. At a
liberal estimate the sugar raisers are
benefited to the,extent of about $$8, ,000,-
900, while in order to secure them this
benefit the people have to pay about
$50, ,OOO, 900 more than they otherwise
would for their sugar, It would be
tcheaper for the sugar consumers to
place the present sugar raisers In the
fifth Avenue Hotel and support them
In idleness. .--NetD York World. E, nv 5.i
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IN EIbe Mikada's GIL. I

& The Mikado of Japan has set an ex-
ought to make them bIushat Their own
parsimony He has shewn bis respect
for the memory Of Gen. Grant bv for
warding. a subscription of $500 to the
Grant Manbnent Fund. Yet the in
,csfnes Of -soIne of our many times mil
lionaires are much larger than all the
revenues of the Mikados kingdom, ex-
elusive of imposts and taxes.
Indeed the Emperor, Muts-Hito, al
though d young man, being only thir-
ty-four~ years 1Of age, might forni-a de-
sirable model for -the-youn men of the
United States sto emulate in many
things besides generosity. He has de-
voted his life with unselfish patriotism
to the service of his country, and has
Estriyen to make his >collntrymeh wiser,
better and happier than they were be-
fore his rule He has~pot wasted his
time I'M friYolities and Fashionable vices,
but has spent it in seeking to gather in
sformatioH Ahimself and to impart it in
>usefullness to others. He has
been contented to take country-wom-
Vanlof his own for wife and to leave
other mems wives alone. And he has
been satisfied to be true Japanese
without any. ambition after styles that
are .Snglish, you know"
The Mikado's $500 gift to the Grant
Monument4aFunds is "a proof that-the
world moves, and that the American
RepubIi and its heroes are honored by
the elevated and the wise abroad, how.
ever much they are sighted by veal
thy blockheads at home. ~ Y World
MY son seventeen wears old has been
afflicted with nasal Catarrh since quite
young, II was induced to try Ely's
Cream Balm, and before he had used
one bottle that, .disagreeable Catarrhal
smell had all left him. He appeared sas
well as any one. 1t is the best Catarrh
remedy inthe market.-J. c. Olstead
Areolas I'LL. feg ..9e!sfa ..el.t + .e.5E,tl
/ MIRA. Nichols suffered from catarrh
for years. He purchased a bottle o
Ely's Cream balm sof US. He is now
almost cured, and says you cannot rec.
ommend 1t too highly. Evers Bros,
druggists, Independence, Iowa. a 2t
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Lord Have Mercy, Etc.

''But 1 cannotaaI really don't want
to1'expnstaIattd The lady. flti Z.
- Mt is absolutely necessary that you
should ,"IrepiIed the, officer, and he i'm
mediately read very rapidly, the usually
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If q The lady Wcast an appealing giaDeeat
The impebtWsbler 0@sfFnthsn looked
resignedfy, at, he smiling companion,
and said: t'WelI, i suppose If must
must, but the lord have mercy on my
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|. q The astonished deputy collector. ex-
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