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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27
SATOLLI PROMOTED.
Il Rum0r That He Has Been attached to
Leo's Staff.

n Run,Or That He Has Been attached to
Leo's Staff.
NEW Y DIRK. N. Y, July 26.-The news
has come by way of Baltimore from Rome
and as Cardinal Gibbons is abroad there
seems no doubt that the announcement
is semi-official-that Mgr. Satolli, Papal
delegate in this country, is to be recalled
to Rome to be made Cardinal and to be
attached to the personal staff OF Leo XIII.
This is promotion and an important
one, and it is said to be the personal act of
Leo XIII, who has been much Impressed
by the ability and diplomacy that Satolli
has displayed since he has been in Amer
Pope. He graduated from the college of
which the Pope is the chief patron, and
where he was once bishop, and he was
personally a subordinate of the present
POpe
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27
Racing Hen arrested.

CINCINNATI, ONO, July 26.-It be-
came known to-day that twenty-five men
were arrested at Oakley racetrack late yes
terday afternoon. The men arrested in
clude every bookmaker, sheetwriter and all
other employees of the "bookies." The
warrants were sworn out by the Rev. ]. ].
Hopkins, pastor of the Norwood Presby-
terrain Church, and DR.. J. Weyr. The
charge Is that of receiving bets on the
speed of a horse, which is contrary to the
laws of Ohio.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27
Old Heads and young Hearts

You sometimes see conioined in elderly Individuals
but seldom behold an old man or woman as exempt
from infrmities as in youth. But these infrmities
may be mitgated in great measure by the daily and
regular use of Hostetter's Stomach Btters an in
vigorant, anti-rheumatic and sustaining medicine
OF the highest order, which also removes dyspepsia
constipation, biiousness and kidney trouble. 1t is
adapted to the use Of the most delicate and feeble
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27
The Toscn in Danger.

BRADFORD, Pa, July pa message
from Glen Hazel early this morning says
fire started at II o'clock in the lumber
yard of Wood & Co. and at present has
spread to four or five dwellings,. The town
is In danger. Assistance from Bradford
has been asked.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27
Reaffrmed the ,ge Ptatfor,,,.

MARSHALLTOWN. Iowa, July 2e.-At
the Democratic County Convention held
here to-day delegates to the State conven-
ton were named and the platform of 1892
was reatfirmed as to the money question.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-27
Gold Sent to Canada.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 26.-Gold coin
to the amount of $4,000 was withdrawn
from the sub-treasury to-day to be sent to
Canada. 1t was paid for in greenbacks and
assay office checks.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17
A RAPID TRANSIT.

How long did it take you to cross
the ocean," asked Gus De Smith OF a
very aristoci lady Just returned from
Europe.
Il was seven days on the water
Seven days! Why, when my brother
went across il took him eight days"
Probably your brother went over in
the steerage. was a first cabin pas
senger,' she replied, proudly.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17
WHERE HE FOREBORE.

Sometimes, John" said Brashkins'
wife, IL do get little discouraged and
think you are rather hard to please
You don't say SOL was the astonished
reioinder.
Yes. But | must admit there is one
thing you never found fault with
What is that?"
The way look when l wear my last
years clothes"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17
AN ORDINANCE

To amend section 9IS Of Article MI
Of Chapter XIV of the Municipal Code.
entitled Licenses, and to repeal said sec
ton.
Be it ordained, by the Mayor and the
City of Lincoln
Sec, l. That section 94S of Article
Mi Of Chapter XIV of the Municial
Code Of the City OF Lincoln, entitled
Licenses, be and the same is hereby
amended to read as follows:
'9iS 1t shall not be lawful for any
person, association or corporation To
exercise. carry on, or engage in, any Of
the following occupations. trades, or
agencies, in the City of Lincoln, without
a license therefor from said City, and
the charge for such license shall be re-
spectively as follows:
Book ~clts. fifty cents per day, 30
per y o. 20 per month or $1,000
per y
Bill post, = =.-. -. per year.
Clairvoya, %. lOrtune teller. $1,000
per year.
Commercial agency, $1,000 per year.
Corn doctor, $1,000 per year.
Hawker of fruit, 5000 per week.
$4,000 per month. and hawkers of fruit,
TO whom license may hereafter be grant
ed. shall be and are hereby required to
display on their cart, wagon or vehicle
or stand. card bearing the word
LICENSED" together with the num-
Der of the license issued to them.
Hawker of butter, eggs, vegetables
and farm produce, $500 per week, 5000
par month.
Meat or fish peddler, sl.OO per day or
5000 per year.
Patent right dealer, 500 per week, or
$500 per year.
Peddler. of trees, shrubs and plants,
500 per week. or $1,000 per year.
Pedder of merchandise. 500 per
week. $500 per month. 5000 for
six months, $50 90 per year.
Euery person who shall sell or offer
any goods. wares. merchandise, for sale,
barter or exchange, at any place in, in
upon. along or through. the streets,
avenues or alleys, by going from place
TO place TO sell or dispose Of same, shall
be deemed a peddler of merchandise.
The word merchandise shall be con-
strued to mean any article to be fOunt
in anv branch of the mel oantile bust
ness. or any article that may be classe1
as goods. wares or merchandise.
Street Fakir. meaning one who shall
upon any of the streets or sidewalks
expose or offer or cry for sale auy goods,
wares or merchandise, or articles OF any
kind. at any street corner, or vehicle,
5000 per week.
Sec. 9. That section 94S as now en-
histing is hereby repealed, and this or
diuance shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage. approval and
publication, according to law.
Passe | August 18th, 1895.
Approved. August 16, 1873:
Attest J. W. Bowen. City Clerk.
Introduced by Councilman Thos.
Draper.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17

selection. The entertainment was clos
ed with an Italian serenade and the
Girofe gavotte.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17


have returned from Colorado.
Miss Nellie Fletcher, Of Hastings, is
the guest OF Miss Emma Hatch.
Miss Georgia Shepherd, of Wahoo, is
the guest of Miss Hattie Lawlor.
Prof. IT, w. Caldwell and family have
returned from Colorado Springs.
Sd. Dorr, Of Seattle, Wash, former
resident Of Lincoln, is in the city.
E.J Cornish, assistant city attorney
of Omaha spent Sunday in the city.
Paul Pizey, Of Omaha, formerly of
Lincoln, was in the city Wednesday.
T. H. Tyndale, of Seattle. Wash. is
the guest of his brother, j. h. Tyndale
Joe Mallalieu and Bert Wheeler left
Wednesday for the Colorado summer
resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Marley ana
daughter, of Mason City, are the guests
of Major Marley.
Arthur B. Smith and party passed
through Lincoln Wednesday in special
car enroute to Speartish, S. ID.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board Of direct RS of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Dean, of Canton, ILL.,, is
in the city visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Brad Ringer and Mrs. l. L. Lyman.
John w. Barnes. of Denver, former
resident of Nebraska. has decided to
take up his perm Inent residence in this
city.
Miss Jessie Lansing sprained her
ankle Tuesday euening in i.lighting
from a carriage, for the third time re-
Gently.
John Dixon, of Nebraska City. a
graduate of the University of Nebraska
and at present student at Yale, was
in the city this week.
Mrs. j. A. Steele. of Herkimer, n. T.,
who has been in Lincoln the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Henry Penny, left
for her home Wednesday.
Miss 10 Won Mansfelde, of the class of
90, state university, will be instructor
in chemistry and physics in the Ash
land high school the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Parker and Mr.
and Mrs. F. F. Hutchins left Wednes
day for the north. They will visit Hot
Springs. Spearfish. Deadwood, Lead
City and Custer.
W. L. Brown, of Des Moines, Iowa
was in Lincoln few days this week, the
guest Of his brother-in-law. NJ. |. Aiken
Mr. Brown is the manager Of the Savary
House in Des Moines.
Miss Maggie F. Little, of CohOes, n.
T., is in the city the guest OF Miss Mae
Lansing. Miss Lansing will leave for
Boston August %, as delegate to the
convention OF Phi Beta Pi fraternity.
Tuesday evening social was given IN
the Central church of Christ. The
Ideal Mandolin club played Jolly
Students March and Medley Galop;
Professor Owens gave vocal solo, Miss
Mabel DePutron, reading: Miss
Stearns and Miss Hallett an instru-
mental duet and Miss Hawley vocal
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-08-17
Watch for the name
LINCOLN ICE co.

They have no pond ice. 1910 o street
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
run:YeWdHerun9.

Ties 1T einfah cine anoere Senenmug
iir leihten Selobnu. @rne geipiiie Nrbelt
auf ein tleiHes Nrenl uerwenoet, bat cine
reitlide Grnte i'm Beiolse. Ser 5elobau
miro belnabe gum Spiel. Sn Der Chat be
iorsen Die 8inbsr in pielen 5aGIen anItatt
oes Mannes bos YenGiierr. Sieie baben
ibr Spiel unb es 1T cine mirtlide Nrbeit fir
ben Batter. Sn otCirr Soee aibt es etrpas
Nn5ii9lites. gu BEN brinGt es poIle lluubs
hG~naisteit BON GC0,u uno 9iirre. 6eseu
madt bic 6iutt nidt IN eircm Sabre mad
len uno bic Sirre trrdret tie I'M nGtIteu.
Us heat cine EesGubuun9 IN Der Seituu9
Ger tleineu 9Solieritrtmhen iiber DIE tleine
,sarm, 10 bob Ieber 6leden rem eriurberllden
acknowledgement tari ertGlt. Ter cine
ElaB muB ntdt III piel uub Der anoere nidt
III weui9 erbalten. @lner Der Sauptpuutte
Der BEN aierur9 ut, eoB lie Die 2irbeit con-
cenirlrt arI etnen te9rCuSten Nrcal uno Nas
her ppuianotAe Gulttuiruu9 eeS Grunoes
lidert. Sdldt 4 Cts in SrCimarten an
Gbas. 2. See, geuI. Toii. Ngent oCr Nor=
tbern Haciic Sabu III Ct. l|aul, Wtiuu., uno
er ihidt m6 ELI Tanpblet liber Seip6iiez
run9. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

@atlinoen Der II Sahrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
MDcr's
GberrD= Ecctpral

fam, ipeltu man es in Den erIteu Staoien
Der aus;ebrung anw'noet, ben weiteru
6ortihritt bieier &rantbeit auibalteu, uuo
ielbit III ipatercn Staoieu linoert eS ben
beihwerlihen Sufteu, uuo ocritlaiit er.
iriidenoeu Sblai. IS lhmedt augenebm,
braudt MIR in seriugen 8Oien genommen
81 perosn, llo fort iueoer ole &er0auung
uoh irseuo cine uuoerc r%egelmabige Srnts
ton oes a0rperS. Seoe Camille iolte iit
fir, pl0elite Sale nit Gper'S Gbsrrps
Electoral uerisbcu.
sd gebrauhe aper'S Gherrp.B ectcral
ieit uiclen Sabrcu in meiucm Sauic, uno
fam eS ;uperiit)tlit cmp'eblen ais EN-
Niittel fir alle llcbcl, mclhe eS III beilsn
peripritt. SD p%crtai'e leoCs Sabr mebr
oauou, uno meiue Auuocn betrat)tsu ss ais
oaS bette aller Suitenmittcl. = .. W.
Yarent, S.ueeuSburp y. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Ote 9roBe Ncrticfmn9

oes gtnowlone 1T 1900 SUB tiei. Sic
lit ausaebOlt aus hortem oultauiidcm @cs
item. Sbr f0nnt cud pUritel Zen, pis uicle
Wiliouen Sabre oies sebauert bot. Us iii
cine iuunoerbare Combination in 6orm uno
5arbe. Sbr ipltet es icben. Slelletht DAB
ibr es elnmal porbabt. Is 1T better. oles
Sabr oortbm 81 reiieu; oenu Die Sabnpreiie
fino nieorIa.S htdt 6 Cts an Charles 2.
See, ben Generally aiio9iern9entcn oer
Nprtbern Yaclfic @iieubabn III ct. Yuui,
Winn, fir Elm 5ourliteus Sud oCs Ydrfs.
3osartp, $40 Glart Street, plro eut ole
J%abrpreiie au9eben. 32ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Mper's
g6errD= FectDrQl

Sinoet ietneS Sleiden nidt in Der raitsn
Qinoeruug uno baloisen Seilung BON Or
illtuns, Suiien, Sautiser Sraune. Gel,
tsrfeit. stimmenperluf, Vreoisers6 gals,
usb, MRbma, Yruabrdune. grippe urb
nnoeru Sebl' uno gungeniibeln. IS mt.o
OILS bic bette Suitens ar,net bon bcrpors
rasenoen serSten empiOblen, uno 1T bel
Sdnsern, Sdauipielcrr, Yreoigern uno
2sbreru beliebt. IS bcidmidtigt Die ent.
,~iiuoetcu @ebGute, l0it Den Shleim, tbut
Dem Nuitcu Giubalt uno iiibrt Sdlai berbei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
6Mtcs Sanc biui0.

Gin bunbert touieuo 2lder 9utes giieus
bohnlouo in gNaosna, Sttcr 5oil, @sder,
Subbaro, GaB uno 3ooo Counties. Yrelie
fir Gniieoler leousirt. Sect 80 bis 81
so per Nder auI longe 3eit. Yro-
sent Snterelien. Sruitsgauo, Climber uno
8ieie. Gulttpirte jarmrn. 3lpClbunfert
Samilieu babsn iih ouf bieien gdnberelen
I'M leBten SABRE nicoer9elunen. Norsiie:
u. VI urrnh,
31-6m NOoern, Wlnn.
Eenne oieie 3eituua.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

5 benz a briihen Srte
Saratop fat iid Elm srdblidss llnsliid
3usstrasen. 4m Qbsnos fano oas
IslbIt Der Soh3eitsitmdus Der am Iels
ben 9ormittuse setrautsn 4ppolonia
Waper nit benz 8~runobsIiber Qnton
pilat itatt. geim Wabls ipurbe bic
Campo umgeitiir5t; bic &leipsr Der
nsupermdblten 5rau finsen 5eusr unb
tie srlitt idpsrs 8ranbpunben, benen
lie trub aler %ansepanbten Silfe I'm
9riinnsr aIsemeinen &%rantsn6auis er.
lag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Wieder jung gewOrden.
Skropheln und andere ems ilche
BeschWerden kurirt

"Meine Mutter war nit %Skropheln in
ihrem Kopf seit ihrer Kindheit behaftet,
und lit ebenfalls an Schwaeche i'm
Ruecken. Won welcher sic ME Linderung
erwartete. Sic hattie sich entschlossen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

0eder, Snbaber elmer alien 6drbenz
ilrma, III ais mutt mdBlihsr SbGtsr
Der POI eini9en 5agsr in Den Rahbars
bduiern ieines 9eTfGitsbdUIss porges
tommensn SrdnoItiitIn9en perbaftst
poroen. ueber Die 6jrmu lou Der
Gonturs srDffnet perotn.
9aoenforp. Der Sdnomdnn
Sobunn Sobn tpuree in einsm 9rubsn
ais Gei6e uufssfunotn. Die 9eihe
bate cine siemlih beoeutenoe &opfs
punoe, Die entpeoer pon elnem 6al
oosr BON fremosr Souo hsrriibrt. Sir
~erIterss iheinen bic meiiten llmItGnoe
gu Ipre6en.
Uhartnprm.
Sena. Or. 4duiimanu, oroentliz
der YroisfIpr fir 0tWtihe Spruhe
uno Siteratur an urierer Sphihule
Bat einsn Ruf ais Nlhfolger @ros
mnnns nab atsl er6alten.
Yrobitaella. forItpart 2uuz
terbdh bon 9thtent1nne tpuroe i'm
SSdlo ernloroef dutle'lloen. Vsrz
muthlih limb Wilooie5e Die SbGter.
2autsrbd6s gprsdnqtr snosts Dor Il
Sdbren ebenfals oura bic augel zines
NBiloerers.
ShmDlln. Sitr iii Die Stein
nubtnopff1brit bon Seupolo u.Go. ME
oer1ebrunnt. Yiele Qrbeitsr Iino ods
Ourh bsitdftigunsslos gsporosn.
Walters 6au5en. ReulitWorz
gems lit Bier Elm grocer 9runo Dor
Dem 6laIsthor binter 8ruus grausrei
uusQebrohen. Ore Steunen nit
HsbsnQsbGuosn branr,en risosr. Die
8obrbduier tonntsn se5altsn peroen.
u aUngen. llnodntbare Qbonz
nenten bat Die yWaiungsr 3situng".
Sic mu6t Solgeross bstarnt: ,Wer
big tommenoen Wor;1s 5riib nitt
be3abIt bat, erbdlt bic 3situng nitt
mebr 3useitsQt." 8enn oas ni6t
6iIftl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
SucIreu.

DRESDEN. Die llmbauten am
&0ni1l. Rsiioen5zStloTs Iino in Die
Ter 8dupsriooe an Der S6loBItrabsns
front bis an oas G~aorQentbpr ferti9
QeiteQt rporoen. Quh oieIe SSront
3sigt Ihonsn Iteinbilor:riIhen Stmut,
Der beIonoers i'm Grterbdu an Der Gte
oes SdIhenberges ME an 6auptporz
tale in beroOrrdgenosr 0siis in Die
Nu1sn fGQt. - Qls oisier Gage Elm
nab DRESDEN fabrsnoer 3uq Die in Der
Ndhe BON gprsoorf lielenNgriide pal
iirts, itiirSts Iih Elm 20iGNrioes MGoz
den, Die Sohter zines YoItI6uffners,
1us oem Wagen. 9ie Qrdblih per-
itiimmelte 2sifs purot in Die elterz
ljfe Wohnung gebrutt. In9liidli6e
Siebs iol oas WotiO Der traurisen
Sbat Ieir.
Gtbdu. Del Sousbeiiber une
Qeber Weboer f~sierta nit Ieiner G6ez
1dttin Sobdnne Rabele 9eb. prie6s bic
aoIoens 6o83eit. SIR 1oloener G6z
rentd9 fiel ME ibr NyaItag 0 so
Sa6ren uuf einsn Sonntdg.
Sl6ernbdu. 9iel Qeio uno
5raurigteit duf emma. 1T in Der Suz
Mile oes Saufmanns G6arrier einaez
te6rt. gu 9leiter S.unos rpuroe Ser
5rdu Charter Der 8otte uno audi ibr
Batter, Der Bier uls Rertisr le6enos
6err Stefd, ertriFen.
Poddu. 6ier Iino Is gs6duoe
nteoerqe6runnt. 0as 6euer IoQ our6
Die 5unten elmer 2otomotipe sntItans
BEN iein.
0raHbrrtoatIIn,n 5rHsn.
Darn Ituot. Der beim Sot,
6u6Ienmutsr Oelp bsitGfti9te De-
tert mahte oisier Gage ben 2auf eis
neg 6lobertgsps6rss alii6eno. Gs
muB ourin nod Pulosr gspeien Iein,
oenn Der in ben Gouf ssitetts 2aoTtot
fu6r pl0Blit bsrlus uno Ssrrn De,
hert in Den Geib. Der Iftpsr perleBte
WIann ipuroe in oas itdotii6s SoIpis
tai perbrutt.
2auben6sim. Sn bieIiger Sc,
mdrtuns itebsn S6Itbdum. uno5raua
banItote gum 5peitsn Male in 9Iiiz
tie.
Muin5. DIS D. Gage Der nsu.
nisoerIdnoii6s 0ampisr yainoeropt"
bier e|intrdf, entsiinoete iih am oiesz
Ieittgen uier bstm Q6isuern zines BIOL,
lsrs cine Pdrt6ie pulpsr, oas gum
%doen 6eItimmt mar, pobei 3pei Qrs
Better psrleBt purosn. Ginsr bon linen
erlitt i'm 8siiht fur6tbdre 9runos
punoen. 4uf Dem bisIisen Glitter,
6dbnboi puros Der % Sabre aft.
Rdngirsr Sobunr 9eder 3piiten ben
puffern 3psisr WGgsn tpotgsoriidt.
Seber =Sngel6eim. Oieisr
Gage brad in Dem 6auis oes Gdnbs
pirtbss 5. II. Bauer Seusr aug, mel
Dies in tur3er 3eit oas 9aus elm
IIferte.
5i6tsl6erg. Sn 5olse Der
Iton lang dnbaItsnosn Srotsnbeit
oerIisgsn bier ale 9runnen. Qm met.
iter Ieiosn odruntsr bic Bidder, Die
ods WuFer jsbt bon neither 5ufa6ren
miifen. Der 5iftslies 1T OollItdnoi9
dusgetrodnet, nur in Der Witts befins
Def lid etn tlsinss Rinnial.
SngolI tuot. Der 9remier 80
Iep6 8ruber pon Wiinhen puroe Bel
einem Rungirman0Osr BEL 3ug 1908
in &eitertSboisn in 5ulge unoor'i6t'>
9en usberI6reitens oss 9elsiiss bon
siRem Rungir3ug ii6erfabren uno ibm
heine Veins nhnetrennt
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-06-20
poue,.. Jsrrold and Leigh Hunt.

Douglas Jerrold's soul seemed to abhor
every trace Of study slovenliness. A cozY
room was his in his home at West Lodge.
Lower Putney Common, and his sons
pen has given the world a welcome peep
at the interior: 1.-THE furniture is simple
solid oak. The desk has not a speck upon
1t. Tho marble shell upon which the ink
stand rests has no litter in it, Various
notes lie in row between clips on the ta-
BILE. The paper basket stands near the
armchair, prepared for answered letters
and rejected contributions. The little dog
follows his master into his study and lies
at his feet" And there were no books
maltreated in Douglas Jerrold's study.
1t gave him pain to see them in any way
misused. Longfellow had the same sym
pathies with neatness and exactitude
Method In all things was his rule. He
did not care to evolve fine thoughts and
poetic images at a desk fixed like the one
stable rock in an ocean or muddle.
But other distinguished writer's have
been as careless as these were careful. Car
lyle gives US q curious sketch of Leigh
Hunts menage. In one room-the family
apartment-a dusty table and a ragged
carpet. On the floor "books, paper, egg
shells, scissors, and last night when was
there the torn heart of half quarter loaf. -
And above in the workshop of talent
something cleaner-"only two chairs, u
bookcase and writing table. Cham
bers' Journal
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-06-20

William Bradford, the American artist
had begun life as a business man and never
quite overcamo the traditions of trade
With this was combined rigid oonsolen-
tiousness, derived from his Quaker an
cestry. He and Van Beest were living at
one time In New Bedford. Van Beest
was q genuine swashbuckler, gifted with
unusual eloquenee IN the art Of profane
swearing. Once Van Bcest requested
Bradford to refund him a loan OF 500.
When the latter protested that It wus in
convenient to return it then and pleaded
for time, Van Bees5 let Fly volley Of rcd
hot oaths, swearing that he must have
the money then and there.
With considerable reluctance Bradford
handed him a 500 note. Van Beest there
upon proceeded, with the utmost nom
chalance, to light his pipe with the bill
Completely overcome by such an amazing
act of folly following hard ON such blast
of profanity, Bradford left the room in q
state of stupefaction. After he had gone
Van Beest burst out laughing and took
the bill from his pocket, telling the by
ISLANDERS that the bill which no had actu-
ally used to light his Pipe with was q
counterfeit that he had dextrously substi-
tuted for the genuine bill, and that he got
the money from Bradford at that partic1-
lar time expressly to play off this trick on
him.-San Francisco Arnonaut.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-06-20

The edible qualities of horseflesh were
being discussed by company gathered in
Is down town office in Portland, says The
Oregonian. After a number had expressed
their opinion gentleman said that he had
never eaten horse meat or mule meat, but
he knew that mule meat was good. When
asked how he knew, he said his mother
told him so. His parents came to this
coast by way OF the isthmus in 1S49 and
were 119 days coming up from Panama to
San Francisco on a sailing vessel. OF
course provisions became scarce, and final
ly the passengers were reduced to a cup of
rice each one day and cup of beans each
the next, and some of them grew hungry.
When the vessel reached Monterey, mule
was purchased and killed for the passen-
gers, and his mother ate some of it--as
much as she could gct-and she maintains
to this day that it was the best meat she
ever ate In her life. All that horseaesl
needs to make it liked Is hunger sauce
HorseAesh is not often found on tables il
this country, but in European countries il
, is extensively used, especially by the poor
er classes.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-06-20
BRIGHTENs AND BEAUTT.
FIES.

s-A-N-A-D0R Skin Soap comes to
take the place of Q hundred or more
soaps now before the public, and which
are positively harmful to the human
skin. S-A-N-A-DoR Skin Soap Is the
only anisspde soap that Is absolutely free
from all poisoBous sxbStazces. It Is the
full realization of an ideal toilet soap.
and is soothing and purifying to the
tenderest skin, while It brightens and
beautifies the complexion 1t is so
pure that its medicinal properties
make it an admirable soap for cleans-
ing the teeth and purifying the breath.
1t is perfect for all purposes of the
toilet and the bath. Price 25c. per
cake. Prepared by S-A-N-A-D0R
MEDICAL Co, 10 and II Vandewater
St, New York City. J
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-06-20
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. g. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaversville,
ILL.,, says: To DR.. Kings New Discovery
owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe
and tried all the physicians fer miles about.
but of no avail and was given up and told
could not live. Having DR.. Kings New Dis
sov.,-y in my storeI sent for bottle and
beaa,, ;ls Hse nd from the first dose began
to gss Better, aaaaftef using three bottles
was up ahd about agsin, II ID worth its
weight in goid. We won't Keep stofs bf hodse
without it." Get free trial bottle at b.
j. Humphrey Drug Store, Napoleon, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-06-20
SAVED Mrs. RENNIE,s LIFE.

Mrs. Jennie Rennie Of Virgil, N. Y,
had been sick for year or more with
overflow of the gall and ulcers Of the
stomach. Her physician told her she
could not live. Mrs. Rennie's mother
had found such benefit from the use
of DIR. DAVID Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, that she persuaded her
daughter to use it, which she did,
with the result that it cured her Of
these diseases, and she says she was
never as well as now.