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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

side, and for an evening wrap turned uexi
the body.
very effective cape Is made of sable
and is very soft and silky in appearance
although lacking the richness of the tails
1t has two capes and storm collar.
Sable is only a fur for the very wealthy,
coat of sable tails taking over a thousand
tails for its manufacture. Velvet coats
trimmed with sable tails, are among the
handsomest garments, and there is no fuI
that combines with cloth so handsomely as
sable.
Short capes, or rather long collars, with
long narrow fronts, either in rulfies gath.
cred in front and back, leaving the shoul.
ders plain. or the bashlique STYLE are tc
pc very popular for dressy garment Hae
oashliques are collars about fourteen inches
long, RULED with long ends in front, and
nave small hoods on them. They are gen,
eraliy made of dark fur, and the hoods
are llned with lighter fur like chinchills
or ermine. They are frequently worn with
the long circular capes.
Long cloth, fur-lined capes will be worr
ior evenings and driving, and the full
iength ulster Of fur will be fashionable
again. These are made single breasted, with
large reVers Of different fur than the body,
narrow cuffs, large, full sleeves, square
collar and rather full skirt
No w. is a cap with very novel collar.
made OF an Indian shawl, embroidered
win gold threads and small beads. The
cape Is or SEAL and the effect of this pic
turesque collar, with its vivid colorings
on the dark seal. is most rich and beauti.
rul. The cape is of three-quarters length,
edged down the fronts with skunk Of
superior quality, and having revers of seal
collar.
ram Innings Of dark colors are coming
IN tashion again for capes and cloaks, al
though some heavy dark-hued damasks are
stlll used. 1t is extremely bad taste now
TO have cloak of fur lined with light
delicate colors or with hrigbt aowarad
silks.
Dresses made of seal are so heavy that on
that account, II not on account of the ex-
pense, they are seldom worn. Caracol Ia
such light fur and can be made to fit so
well on account of its pliability that dresses
Tor the winter have been made of that. II
makes rather expensive suit, but one that
VIII never become common. No. " shows
dress OF caracol with the skirt fitting
most smoothly In front and with full folds
IN the back. There is not the least clumsi-
ness in its shape. The coat buttons over on
one side with deep revers, showing the
geranium colored velvet vest beneath. The
whole effect is most stylish.
Some new circular cloaks that are made
sleeveless and very full are expected to be
generally liked. but I have doubts as to
their popularity.
There are also seen jaunty STYLES Of
the Elton Jacket. The one OF seal has
revers Of broadtail and the collar edged with
the same fur The vest has long ends
that extend nearly to the bottom Of the
skirt. which are distinctly novel feature OF
the garment. The other jacket, of ermine, is
only suitable for the most dressy occasions.
and is particularly pretty for the theater,
The sleeves of this quaint garment are of
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

worn, and one will be as popular as the
other. Capes are certainly not so comfort
able as cloaks, for on a windy day the
wind is bound to whistle under the capes,
and ones shoulders are really all that are
warm.
Some of the handsomest combinations of
fur are sealskin and broadtail, sealskin and
chinchilla, sealskin and sable tails, seal
skin and Russian sable. sealskin and er-
mine.
The short Jacket of seal is to be one Of the
favorite shapes. These are about twenty
eight or thirty inches in length The full
ness of the skirt is even more pronounced
in this years styles, the coat being so much
shorter that the folds stand off more. The
waist and bust are tight fitting Extra
large revers ard collar cut square in
front, huge sleeves that are laid in plaits
over the shoulders and pointed cuffs are
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

1t is fact that nearly all reliable proprie.
tary medicines were first used and thorough
ly tested in practice by physicians more
than usual ability, and yet som physicians
sneer at such medicines. The reason is
plainly seen by taking Brant's Balsam for
illustration, known everywhere reliable
and sure to cure every sort of lung and throat
trouble, except last stages of consumption.
Why is it not just as good for your case as a
physicians prescription, which might cost
three or four times as much, though no surer
to cure2 Large 25 and SO cent bottles of Saur
& Balsley, Napoleon Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
A Note of Warming.

Just word of warning regarding the
eccentric neck rigs that are now in vogue.
It Is. quite the mode, as you know, to smoth-
er your throat with bewilderment of chif-
fon. silk or crepe, buckled and rosetted to
a startling extent Now for the tall, slender
woman. with throat termed by novelists
"swanlike." these fluffy ruches and collar
cites are all right, but her pudgy sister
with thick, short throat is going Ito come
very near making guy of herself II she
employs too grotesque neck creations.
She must not forget that balloon sleeves
are doing their very best to accentuate
ber dumpiness, and these puffed affairs be-
come decidedly unattractive when the throat
b walled in up to the chin with feathers,
tuile, etc.
Study your stature when contemplating
these dress details, and let artistic discrimi-
nation guide you in the adoption of bizarre
neck arrangements,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
NOW THE FUR-CLAD GIRL.
She VIII Be Seen This Winter in
Many New Styles.
cAPES AND cLoAKS IN FAVOR.
BE FashioRabIe-Many Novel
tics ..re Ready.

The sharp winds Of fall demand an early
supply Of warm and comfortable garments,
and now is the time 10 select the newest
styles at the furrier's. Furs are already to
be seen in the stores. and a great many
new shapes are among them.
Sealskin still holds the lead In fur gar
ments, but is generally trimmed with a
contrasting fur. The craze for ermine that
was so universal last year will not continue.
Ermine will be used as a trimming, but
for whole garments is not liked. 1t is too
loud for refined taste for day wear, and
again soils so easily that It is not at all
durable. It is such a cold fur that 1t is
seldom becoming to the wearer. Sealskin,
on the other hand, is becoming to every
one, and sottens a face. showing it up
like a cameo above the rich, dark fur.
It is purely matter OF choice IL one in
vests in a cape or a cloak, both Will be
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wa oy the ABOVE must, ao..n
the artist has indulged In caricature to q
greater extent than in the other examples
reproduced here; but not so with the writer
he furnishes ten pages or more Of thorough
information as to the life, writings and say
ings OF the noted divine and wit. Possibly
1t is the best short sketch of Sydney Smith
yet written. 1t illustrates 'pointedly the
kind of writing which, If introduced in the
modern magazine, would be cordially
welcomed. The main events Of his life are
gwen, the earnest as well as lighter side o1
his character shown. There is enough o1
the great wits nonsense to entertain and moi
enough OF plain facts to tire the reader
Rarely does an essayist succeed so we'll.
wish had the space to give it in full.
Now that we have an American Ma
poieonic revival, 1t will not be out Of place
to include Fraser's idea Of Talleyrand
one of the two great personages Of the
french Revolution, whose ambition was
less but whose success was greater than
the other, the Great Napoleon. pre-
sumo am shocking every Napoleonic
worshiper by saying Talleyrand was more
successful than the great soldier, who
although finally losing everything he fought
for, was still the foremost warrior Of
all times and ages known in history,
Talleyrand was lame and fought not with
diplomacy, satire, sycophancy and perhaps
wickedness. But he was successful in hia
way, and came back to office after the
Emperor Of the French had died In exile.
beaten, broken and stripped of every vest
ige of power.
Who would not rather be the dead EN-
peror than living Talleyrand? Read what
d Fraserian says of the above illustration!
But I must say a further word or two
on this portraiture before us, inasmuch as
1t has been thought by competent critics to
be the most remarkable and important OF
the entire series. 1t stands out from the
rest In mental power and ranks Maclise as
great master in tragic satire. 1t Is that
which shows us the senile torpor of Talley-
rand as he sits in after-dnner sleep, be-
tween the spread board and the fireplace,
surveyed from the mantelpiece by all the
sovereigns he has served. His elbows are
on the chair arms, his hands hang; his
knees fallen open reveal the waste places OF
Shriualad aRa., tho hnalr ha uAnI Lh~
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

love q nTsd by has dropped between his
feet, his ehap-fallen mask Is spread up
ward as the scalp rests on Che cushioned
chair back; the wick cutters in the vast
ing candle beside him; and his last master
claims him now. All he was is gone; and
water or IRE for the world after him-what
cares he? The picture is more than a satire
Il might be called a diagram OF Damnation; I;
chastity historical verdict which becomes
the image Of ma forever"
And such were the writings and pictures
In magazines more than sixty years agol
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

---.S Ir.-ss agol, the IrnruE
being Of chartresse green satin.
The Henri Ill, or Tudor cape, win be ont
OF the best shapes and is 10 be found In al
furs- II has an additional little shoulder
cape, as can be seen in No. Ill. and Is ex
tremely handsome when the cape Is madt
OF seal or Caracol novelty which Is ex
pected TO be very POPULAR ls the reversIbl,
Tudor cape. THIS is Of thick silk, brocad,
on one side and black Mongollan, Thibet
ermine or chinchllla or Caracol on the othsl
side. For street wear the fur is worn out
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
THE DIVINE LULLABY.

hear Thy voice, dear Lord;
| hear Il by the stormy sea
When winter nights are black and wild.
And when. alright. call TO Thee;
Il Gains my fears and whispers ma.
sleep WELL my child"
hear Thy voice dear Lord.
In singing winds in falling snow,
The curfew chimes, the midnight hall
Sleep well, my child" Il murmurs low:
The guardian angels come and go
o child. sleep well!''
| hear Thy voice. dear Lord,
Ay, though the singing winds be stflled.
Though hushed the tumult OF the deem
My fainting heart with anguish chilled
By Thy assuring tone is thrilled
Fear not, and sleep!'
Speak on-speak on, dear Lordl
And when the last dread night is near.
With doubts and fears and terrors wild
oh, let my soul expiring hear
Only these words Of heavenly cheer.
"Sleep we'll. my child1'
Eugene Field.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
Hearing Of Washington st
Local Sewer.

THE committee appointed to apportion the
L costs and expenses of location and construc-
tion of the Washington street Local Sewer in the
against the lots and lands benefited thereby, have
made their report in detail to the Council of said
village, and said Council did, at its regular meet
ing. October 18TH 1884, receive said report and set
the 5th day of November, 1884, at 80 o'clock D. m.
to hear said apportionment and objections thereto.
@. E. REYNOLDS,
2t Clerk of the village of Napoleon, o.
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than this little jacket.
The children are to be mostly dressed in
red outside garments trimmed with moire
astrakhan in black or gray. Ermine and
chinchilla are so soft and dainty that thew
seem particularly to belong to the children
and great many handsome cloaks for the
little ones are trimmed with these furs.
Old rose broadcloth trimmed with chinchilla
and with muff to match, the new bluett
broadcloth trimmed with ermine, heliotrope
cloth and ermine. golden brown and chin
chilla, are all favorite combinations.
Mems coats are Just as extremely long as
last years, with very wide sleeves, no waist,
double-breasted, fastened in front with loops
and bars, and in some instances where short
fur forms the collar it Is notched to form
wide, square collar and broad lapels. The
cuffs are only sewed over the sleeves and
are not turned in, because otherwise they
would be too clumsy.
Innings for coats are made of seal or
sable or astrakhan, If the pocketbook allows,
or if something cheaper is desired, of ham
ster, brown tipped sousliei, blue tipped
muskrat, mink and black catskins. The
mar who wishes to be In correct style this
winter will be attired in fur-lined coat, fuf
cap and gantlets, and possibly a seal waist
coat.
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fur that it adapts itself to almost any pur-
pose. "Caracol' is nothing more or less
than "Broadtail." or, IS 1t is sometimes
called, "Moire astrakhan." It is the secur-
ing Of this mcre effect in limitations that
makes them successful.
A great many of the coats are of moirs
velvet, lined with pale tinted brocades and
trimmed with sable, mink Or Caracol. One
particularly pretty one Is In becoming
shade Of green velvet, lined throughout will
Caracol, which also forms the fiat reverK
tat are continued In two long ends down u
the hem Of che skirt. The upper cape IL
edged with narrow band Of Caracol. An.
nthor Nor '~"-N7 N'-"'' Y"te-ad velvet cans
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
COUNTY OFFICERS.

r, one candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of
Henry county, Ohio
one candidate for Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
one candidate for Commissioner of Henry
county, Ohio
one candidate for Infrmary Director of Henry
county, Ohio
o one candidate for Coroner of Henry county,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
THE BRACELET.

Why tic about thy wrist,
Julia, this my silkcn twist
For what other reason is't
But 10 show thee how in part,
Thou my pretty captive art:
But thy bond slave is my heart.
fTts but silk that bindeth thee.
snap the thread, and thou art free.
But tits otherwise with me.
lam bound and fast bound, so
That from thee | cannot 60.
II could, | would not so!
Thomas uerrick.
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AsSignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as As,
sfgnee in trust for the benefit of the creditors of
George w. Collins of Henry county, Ohio, by the
Probate Court of Henry county, Ohio.
B. WELLINGTON JUsTUS,
Assignee for the benefit of the creditors of Geo,
W. Collins.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
She Helped Him Along.

She Helped Him Along.
From the Detroit Free Press.
He was obviously desperate.
DO you love meT' he suddenly demanded.
Yes" she answered at once, although Il
was the first time the subject had been
broache1.
He shifted uneasily in his chair
Your frankness," he faltered, 'ls-er-"
Engaging" she suggested with a sweet
smile, which gradually faded away when
she learned that he had brought no ring.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

r. l"@ Given under my hand and seal at the
- Sheriff office in Napoleon, this 9Th day
I SEAL. of October, A. D., 1884.
t~~) ELISHA E. DECKER,
OF Sheriff of Henry Co. O.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

the characteristics Of the seal garment il
Illustrated In No. l.
The craze for vests Of some contrasting
material has even been extended to furs,
and a great many cloaks are made with
vests of chinchilla, broadtail or ermine.
No. II. shows a jacket of seal, with the
usual full sleeves and vest of "Caracol,"
which is the most popular trimming this
season. Caracol Is such light and pliable
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
Notice of Appointment.
Estate of William Durbin, Deceased

HEundersigned has been appointed and qual-
4 fed as Administrator of the estate of William
Durbin late of Henry county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 10th day of October, A. D.. 1894.
D, G, DIJRBlN
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25

He Had Skipped.
From Half-Holiday.
He-Your husband is abroad, am told?
She tstock brokers' wife)-Yes; he's travel
ing in South America
He-oh, indeed! And do you expect him
home shortly?
Shc-Well, l can't exactly tell. You see.
these extradition arrangements take up such
u lot of time.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
Baltimore & Ohio r, r
TIME TABLE.
I9TIN EFFECT MAY 2Oth, 1894. r9a
EaSt-Bound.

STATIONS. s 9 1B 46 ID
CENTRAL TIME AM. PM AM PM
Lv Chicago -. E. 40 45I" 3 00lt 0 05l . u AZ
" Defance...... 3OI s 35 l 40 12 81
ar. Monrosville. SO ...... s SO ........
i" Sandusky See. 30 ......... Q 80
Lv. Mansfield. 80 81 .......,. 4 25
Mt Vernon. 56 ........ cocoon. 5 22
Ar. Newark..... 35 .... ..... 5 IS .
AM AM
Lv. Newark -. :. 8 As .... II Isl #6 10 +6 Is
Zanesville.... 10 sol .... 12 S. 6 81 7O5
EASTERN TIME AM
Ar Wheeling. 2 35 ... 4 55 10 45I II IS
Pittsburgh. 80 ..... 1OI 7 3O+ 4 Is 4 is
" Washington 10 As ...... ...... 4 O2
IS Baltimore. e. 10 O5 ...... ...... 5 is
Philadelphia OS IS! ..,.. ,,.,..,, T53
New York . 25l 10 55l .........I ......... 10 IS
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STATE OFFICERS.

One candidate for Secretary of State of the State
of Ohio o "'"'o
-, one ne candidate for Judge of Supreme Court of
the State of Ohio. -
One candidate for State Commissioner of Com
mon Schools of the State of Ohio
-, one candidate for Member of Board of Public
Works Of the State of OHIO O
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
SHERIFF'S
PR0CLauaTI0
General Election Notice.
State, District and County!
Tuesday, November 9th, 1894.
THE STATE OF OHIO, 4
HENRY COUNTY. {

To the qualified Electors of Henry
County, Ohio:
WHEREAS BY law of the State of Ohio, regu-
lating Elections it is required of the Sheriff of the
county to give notice before the time of holding
General Election by proclamat ion throughout the
county, of the time which said elections shall
be holden.
In pursuance Of such rGquisition, I, ELISHA
K. DECKER, Sheriff of the County of Henry.
and State Of Ohio, do hereby proclaim and make
known, that the
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-10-25
DISTRICT OFFICERS.

one candidate for Representative in Congress
from the Fifth Congressional District of the State
of Ohio. - '1' ''"''
One candidate for Circuit Judge for the "A
ndlcial Circuit of the State of Ohio.
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First Tuesday after the First Monday in
November, 1894, it being The Sixth
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Is by the constitution and laws of Ohio, appointed
the day on which the qualified electors of Henry
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ATLAS OF THE NORTHWEST Send II
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Contains complete meps of the United
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-23

~ present
MMS gularly devoid Of incident and there il
w nothing especially encouraging in the
anything occupy Cos
sip these hear anything
ones friends Some between young well known
in society that supposed be almost the point Of happy
reported assign
ed therefor instances decidedly interesting
other hand gossip has together people unexpected
the that there will surprises
in the fall Somebody always making statements Of this kind
Crete party projected this
Chautauqua
W. E. Hardy has returned from ST. Paul
DIR. G. E. Spahr returned Monday from Denver. -
Frank Zehrung is expected York. week.
Miss Halle Hooper has joined the reportorial ranks.
Oscar Funke returned from Des Mones the other day.
very pleasant little dancing party given this by
young the Phi Delta Theta Sylvia
deson Of Beatrice who has been visiting Miss Nellie Gggs for
some time past
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Thomas SewelL
present Anderson Grggs Seacrest Broadly
Raymond winger Gse sewe whedou. Thompson Imhof Elliot
Burnham Snvey Philadelphia Criley City,
Ian OF Rushvile.
Messers Ricketts, westerman Haggard Raymond Garfield
Jones' Elliott McCeery, L. Wesermann, Westerman Shears
Hardy R Haggard, c. Haggard, Wheeler.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Jones the honor
the marriage of their daughter Ruby Grey
Mr. Thomas Herbert Marsand Thursday evening June twenty
eight Eighteen ninety o'clock First
Presbyterian church. Lincoln Nebraska At August
first Sierra Hall. Belmont, California.
ceremony will be followed by informal reception
to only bidden
will pink and blue wedding The bride
the lady honor maids girl bearing
euahe raullh he d.
Lee W. E. Clarke, Frank s. Burr and Frank c. Zehrung
The bridal couple the evening of the wedding will leave
Belmont Manou Salt Lake City, places
will proced charming spot in southern California where
they will spend a few weeks in summer villa.
Professor California Monday Jones
lie expected il few days
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-23
Miss Lena NJ George has just returned from the east

Despite the ncement weather the given Hagenow
school OF music Wednesday evening quite attended
The throughout well violin solos by
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-23

Miss Frances Dyer Of Boston, has been the guest Of Mrs.
Leming the past weeks Miss Dyer editor Of the home
department OF the COngegaOna Of the leading religious
publications Of the country She Of culture and
and the good people Lincoln who have met her
will greatly regret her early departure fer the East She spoke at
the Vine street church Sunday evening most entertaining
manner She engaged important missionary work in Boston
aside from her other duties She herself being greatly
of the city with circle Of colleges great surprise to her and
she the belief that educational and cultured
Lincoln has future The fine church and college
buildings also attractive to her. She has been pleased
with her visit that Lincoln will be avo theme for her along
time Lincoln equally pleased with her.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-06-23
THE COURIER
Dr. and Bessie Lane left Wednesday for Plain City o. where
they expect to spend part Of the visiting.

Professors Clements Norris Wilhelm Lamprech Of the Neb
Conservatory music started Wednesday for Chicago from which
place they will week Duluth Minnesota a out
ing