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The sun., 1896-06-23
Yachting Note.

The ynwl yacht lounger OF the New York Yacht
Club owned by Mr. J. h Hammond, arrived y,ster.
day from Jacksonville and Charleston. after pea
SAINT voyage of fourteen Gays.
The sun., 1896-06-23

SUMMARY

The following did not finish: Maudeen. Isabel.
Glance Acknowledgment. Tcrrapin. Nike, Ques-
tion, Defender H.. Nit, and Cyclone The yachts
will race again to-day and tomorrow.
The sun., 1896-06-23
rrnlIc. Car cru.h.s n Four.yrar.ola rh,la.

-Four year.old William O'Donuc.l of IS AmtY
street, vii r. crossing Columbia street in Brook
lyn YESTERDAY. was s,rurE hy cross town
trolley cur aud rolled under the fender When
PIE kru Up after being earned several feet, IL
Mas fuu'u 'h.t on" log n Il a. rib were broken.
and that hi, skull was probably fractured. tie
was taken 70 the Long island College Hospital.
The sun., 1896-06-23
The Cat Punch, and Not Edwinn, tho
Winner.

Through al error the open cat FL wilma
received crciit with winning IN the twcntyfoot cias!
at Larchmont on saturday whereas ns matter or
fact the Punch won uy over hef AN hour
The sun., 1896-06-23
Park won seven holes and Toler five. The
lowing is the full score of the match

Aside from their experiences on tho links the
Baltusroi contingent had nothing to COMPLAIN
about. They were driven from the boat TO the
club on q four In hand. and after the match
were the guests OF honor at an elaborate
luncheon. ,
The victor in Saturdays match for the Curtiss
Cup at the Fairfield County Country cup was
Charles ). Cox. who made the record OF y Tor
the nine holes Next In order were Frank Free
man and Ed Curtiss. each scoring 4s-6 AZ.
There were fifteen starters.
In the thirty. six hole match on Saturday at
the Myopta Club. Hamilton, Mass. between \.
Ii Fem and II. {. Leeds the latter won hy. one
hole The men are close together IN form
that il is difficult 10 say which has tho best
chance for the amateur championship.
Ina recent match George Douglass, green's
keeuer AT the Country Club of BrooSline, de-
feated Joseph Lloyd. who has returned from
Pau and is giving lessons at the Essex County
Club, Manchester. ,,.,,,
A letter from Boston offer says that Willie
Campbell is regularly employed as teacher TO
beginners on the links near that city, althoueh
not with any club 1t is also stated that Camp
bell is in splendid physical condition, better
than he has been for some seasons, and playing
grand golf should he keep in this form, camp
bell viii be dangerous in the ooea championship,
for when in trim he is conceded to be one OF the
cleverest golfers in the world.
The sun., 1896-06-23

There wa nice little sailing breeze from the
sounded. sounded and the yachts we're sent twice over
-ix-mlle triangular course two miles I" leg;
starting between the Committee steamer and
Centre Island buoy. Til" little rncer' made a
pretty picture as they manoruvrcd for position.
Skipping in and ont around the buoy. like 10
Al tl2:3O tho starting whistle sounded aad as
they all flew over in "A bunch. i WAS hlmps' I'M
possible to say which had the honor OF crossing
The Ideal. however. Just got her nose over the
limo almost ere the steam from thr Duni"rheres
py the Hope, tnomc. Mau1ecn r iicirt., Pa
prika and Die liex" The rest all fol lowed close
togelher. with the Glance, Tornado, and tn
MannwIasqun't wind ing up the procession. h.
last named Was simply Scow with sni!7 on, but
her yogTE prcSyh TtG tho !" All n "" rem
The wind was almost dead att, ard all OF tho
racers set spinnakers about the size OF ordinary
napkins to port The Gn"me, however, set
Question. and Wiliada led the of shore division.
he headed tn" in. shorr crowd The ideal finally
took the lead just at the first mark, rounding II
three seconds ahead OF the fnome. Tho times
at this mark were:
Iaa 80 @' % "a 3i.5S 5To 4" S'fp 2tS 3tS
Ess:" a$ z Il, %I%I
ssssnays s@an e"MS%%a Manasen oaa i@'"p" ~
From hero the boats had close reach to tho
second
ones surprise the III Herie, which had been
twelfth at the first marx. was the leader ht the
second. wnie the Riversc" tonk SECOND place.
Their times AT this mark were:
5qo. & l'sF'S aopI z sS .d 'SE'% @ 4 20 XIII" "'%'
h.4a M tG IT% I'%S n%Ssuicr %anc"' $ g % %
ys%Gs X Sc yfRI Wsda $ ra'| tS
Columbia, sa91 IrrraG,in SO :29 Isabel 3, g;
Yoia, SO 81: In Ii, | 8s;5a, MI, ~ 90.
From here to tho end Of the first round It was
a close reach for the leaders on the starboard
tack. while ali the tai Lenders, after making a
short hitch TO port before rounding. The Xiv.
erside took the lead on tho way over, and
rounded a minute ahead OF the Ideal, the lead
ers being timed as follows:
Riversds 2iioo; ld"4l v 9 slH l, co. p leT!s
Taa ri % Bio % Defsnaor S% 2 20 ,S;
Hope. 20;4O; Nesprr' 2.1;Uo
The others rounded In the following order
WiiiadA. sagahaya, Glance, Kittlo w. Cyclone,
and Columbia.
| to the first mark on IN" second round. and the
leading b0ats we're timed as they rounded hs
| follows:
Riverside. 1870 Ideal 80 10; Fl Hc!re. 81 6o
Two Step, 500 TrilDy 5i't3: bi: heHe, % is,
| Hope, SO5 As, KitteN. a:O5 %.
The wind hauled to the w"st-northwest as the
boats rounded this mark making II beat ~
| the next mark, and the Ideal once more aSsHm
| ed the lead. The lender, wern timed as fOllowsi
Ideal 80 22; riverside. sJl 23i II iielFc' S3''3'
| Two step 3,4l. .2b
From here 10 tho finish IT was a reach on the
| star board tack. and an ovation greeted the Idea
| when she dashed across the finish Inc a'
| 4:O5:O0 over two mtnutes ahead ot the iNyrr-
| side which was the second boat 10 fnish lht
| Riverside and the rest were timed as iollO"s;
| Riverside, 4. OF Os: Fl ierie, Z, ~ TWO step
4;22;i9i Hope, 4;9o Al; Trilby i2",4si faprlk4
The sun., 1896-06-23
GOLF'.
Richu,ond County Men Win rrom Baitu--
rol-Leeds Defeats Fem.

Richu,ond County Men Win FROM baitu--
rol-Lecds Defeats Fem.
In the team match at the Richmond County
Country club on Saturday the home players
won decisive victory from the Baltusrol Golf
Club. Tho best Rolting ever seen on the links
was brought out IN the rounds between James
Park and II. 7. Toler. Like all the Baltusrol
men, Toler was new to the course, which made
him uncertain in direction on the first round.
which be made In three strokes less than the
second. Park was in splendid form, and won
by two ur. by strokes Toler tied the former
record and Park cut under 1t by two. AS the fol-
lowing scores show:
Iams. PARK Totals.
Cut,......... .,.......B D. 49
In. ......."........6 D. o . o o -H'-e'
II. r. Toler. AZ
out ut.....,..............5 =. 80
ln..........,.........5 e-Is-os
Park won seven holes and Toler five. The fol-
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-04-30

Somewhere in the desert the dervish
came upon two travellers, evidently looking
for q stray animal. "You have lost cam
el, have you not?" said he. "Yes. " "Was
he not blind in his right eye and lame in
a loft leg?" eyes" "Had he not lost q
front toothP" eyes" "And was he not
loaded with honey on one side and wheat
on the other?'' Eyes, and as you have
seen him you can no doubt put us on lis
track " II never saw your camel, replied
tho dervish. GA pretty story, when you
have told all about him. You have stolen
the jewels that were part Of his freight. "
So they seized the poor fellow, bound him,
and carried him before the cadi, or judge.
Things looked rather black for the der
wish. Happily, however, the cadi was a
man Of senso and said, "You must ex-
plain how you came to know SO much
about a camel you insist you have never
seen." "Iown, replied the dervish, "that
there has been some ground for suspicion,
but l can find ample scope for observation
even in desert. knew that l had cross
ed the track Of strayed camel, because
saw no mark of a human footstep on the
same route; knew the animal was blind
in one eye because it had cropped the herb
age on one side only Of the path; l per
oeived it was lame in one leg from the
faint impression that particular foot had
made on the sand concluded it had lost
tooth because a small tuft Of herbage
was left uninjured in the center Of each
bite. Finally, as to the burden Of the
beast, the busy ants informed me that ii
was corn on one side and the swarming
flies that it was honey on the other" Nc
wonder the sensible cadi acquitted on the
spot SO shrewd an observer and SO logical
! o reasoner. odd Tales.
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u,n ordooro- :; ~of,,.o a. - =

win endeayor TO refute it. -
Every we'll. You have asked me to
discover who stole Miss Remsen's ruby.
I have already done So.
"Mr. Barnes. you are genius. Who
is it?"
Yourself. "
"Bosh Can't you do better than that'
Why, l have been sick abed here for over
three days"
"Mr. Mitchell, you are caught this
time. You were not sick abed here at
the time Of the robbery. On the con-
trary, you went over to New York, at
tended the festival and took the ruby
pin from Miss Remsen's hair.
"Mr. Barnes, you are laboring under
a delusion. tell you have been in
this room since Dec 30.
Zone of my men followed you to this
place. On the night of the lst he regis
tered at this hotel, being assigned to the
room next to this. He picked the lock of
the communicating door and came In
here, thus discovering your absence.
every clever idea, am sure. The
fellow deserves credit. But did he tell
you which communicating door he came
through"
Mr.. Barnes looked around and was
amazed to find that the only door in the
room opened on the hail. The story told
by his man was shus an impossibility.
A thought came to him quickly, and he
said:
"You have changed to another room
since then. You were at that time in
No. 234 "
"And this is number 942, a floor high
er up. But you are wrong. have not
changed my room. will explain how
your man has made this mistake.
knew when I came here that your spy
had probably followed me. was tired
of espionage. This is what / did. reg
istered and was given No. 234. was
shown to the room and at once sent for
the clerk When he came up, l asked for
another room and desired him not to
make any change on the register, as
had an inquisitive friend who would
not hesitate to walk right up if he knew
what room I was in. explained that
wished to avoid him. My request was
granted. suppose your man asked for
room near that of his friend, Mr..
Mitchell" The clerk at once thought
him to be the man whom I wished tC
avoid and gave him a room next to 234,
which of course satisfied him, and am
sure pleased me as well. "
Mr.. Barnes was supremely disgusted,
especially as during the interview he
had become thoroughly satisfied that
Mr.. Mitchell was really sick and troubled
with bad cough. He returned to New
York puzzled. .---
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-04-30

"Things are coming to pretty pass
these days." observed the keeper of a
Washington boarding house, "when con-
gressmen are reducing their expenses. On
ly few days ago I found that one of my
congressman boarders from a southern
state was looking up rooms and board for
himself and wife in another house, for the
reason, as his wife told me, that they
wanted to reduce expenses. Icharged them
$50 per month for room and board for
both, and they were actually trying to
get it for $40, though they finally had
to pay $50. The wife told me that they
wanted to save $4,000 per year out Of her
husbands salary of $1,000, and that she
knew of others who were doing so."-'
WashiT gSon Star.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-04-30
Friends as Capital,

Friends represent capital to many men
in this town whose sources of income ore
not generally known. The man who
loudly calls for certain brand of cham
pagne at his club, if he happens to have
one, and in all public places where wine
is served may cherish the oonceit that his
friends don't know that he is paid to boom
this particular wine, but they do, because
there are so many of his kind about. An
other use has been made of acquaintance
and friends by man whose case Is now
under consideration in the Hotel Keepers
Protective association. This man once
was interested in hotel in this city, and
he made 1t his business to make friends.
In recent years his friends have been his
capital. He has selected guests for hotel
On Uniop square on percentage, and his
income has been feoGllar He received q
per cent Of the amount of the bills Of such
guests as he obtained for the house. Men
who had known him when he had hotel
of his own knew that he always lived at
this house and spoke of it in the highest
terms. If they were doubtful as to what
hotel they should select, they sometimes
chose the ono on Union square, that they
ulCeU bllelF UIu IlG WdS
ready to smoke a cigar with them, tell
them the news Of the town since their last
visit and make them feel that they had at
least one disinterested friend in this city.
But the hotel and the solicitor have had q
falling out, and the solicitor threatens to
send all his friends to some other house as
soon as he can make satisfactory terms fol
percentage.-New York Sun.
Dnring the winter of 1884, +. M. Martin,
of Long Reach, West Va, contracted a
severe cold which left him with cough. In
speaking of how he cured it he says: 81
used several kinds of cough syrup but found
no relief until bought bottle of Cham
berlian's Cough Remedy, which relieved me
almost instantly and in short tImebrought
about complete cure" When troubled
with cough or cold Use this remedy and
you will not find it necessary to try several
kinds before you get relief. 1t has been 10
the market for over twenty years and con-
| stantly grown in favor and popularity. For
sale at % and 80 cents per bottle by D. j.
Hun phrey. I'm
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A Chicago woman who recently heard
that Professor Burt G. Wilder of Cornell
was vivisectionist, sent him tho follow
ing vigorous letter: II don't know wheth-
er you believe in the Bible but, if you do
you must certainly have long contem-
plated passing your hereafter in that con-
dition where groans from you will surpass
tho nnguished cries you have caused AS
you do to others, so shall it be done unto
you.' Words cannot describe my abhor-
renee of such o character as yours is herein
described. May Almighty God speedily
deprive you of that life whose opportuni-
ties for love and kindness you have so
grossly abused. The Holy Spirit, one of
whose fruits is gentleness, has a greater
abhorrenco for you than l can feel, albeit
l am ono of his loving children. The
wrath Of God will fall upon you and upon
those dear to you, that by awful suffering
you may realize the woes you have caused,
and by these be taught to feel for the
dumb forms of life our God has SO lovingly
created. Every pang you have inflicted
upon these dumb and helpless creatures
will be done unto you, and quickly, that
all the world may know how God hates &
vivisectionist
"You have tortured the helpless. How
cowardlyl You have shed innocent blood
God calls for it, and you-you cannot rem
der it back. Tho soorn of man shall be
added to the hatred Of God, and whittier
will you flee, vivisectionist, but to the
lowest depths of that pit prepared for the
devil, the first viviseotionist and hi!
angels2 With consummate contempt ant
holy hatred" etc.
To which Professor Wilder replied
with me vivisection does not mean pain
full experiments. Indeed I doubt whether
you or any other person surpasses me IL
tenderness for animals or in fondness fo
pets. Please let mo know if your feeling
toward me Is not modified by this state
meut."
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The Heart That Was Fixed.

The infant school of the Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Broad and Mas
ter streets has some promising pupils. For
two or three weeks the youngsters have
been praoticing a new song, my Heart Is
Fixed" and the superintendent observed
last Sunday that the singers seemed to
have but vague idea of the meaning Of
the words they ratified of In such parrot
like manner. "Who can tell me what the
name of this song meansY" she asked. I'm
mediately 80 thumbs were inserted in 80
mouths, and the means of communication
were effeotually blocked. The star pupil
seemed to have a faint CLEAN of intelli-
gence in his eye, so she called him by
name and repeated, ALFRED, can you tell
me what mean when 1 say My Heart Is
Fixedg" eyes, ma'am," replied the
prodigy. "W'y, your heart got broke, and
you had to have it nended. ."-Philadel-
phia Record
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should not annoy the lady. -

should not annoy the lady"
"Well!'
"Ycu broke your promise, that is
all"
"In what wayi"
"In the first place you bribed her maid
to tell her iio and leave her so that
one of your spies could take her place /;
secondly, your spy did take her place,
the result of which was that Miss Rem
sen could not re-engage her old maid
and has had much trouble to get another
as good.
81 did not foresee when 1 made that
promise that such an emergency would
arise as did later"
Every true. But / did, and warned
you that you would gain nothing by
making the promise, since you would
only find my own story verified by your
visit"
"Well, I am very sorry and will say
that it shall not occur again.
"But, Mr.. Barnes, 1t has occurred
again"
"How SOP"
"Why, she cannot leave her home at
any time without being dogged by your
spies.
Mr.. Barnes bit his lip in chagrin to
find how we'll this man was acquainted
with his plans, but hereplied unhesitat-
ingly:
"This time you are wrong. Iprom-
| ieod vo,, pot 20 opnnu Miss Remgen in
connection with the particular case of
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THE DAY OF WORSHIP.
Time for Holding Services by the
Several Churches.

Time for Holding Services by the
Several Churches.
Observation-Disclosures 1890 q. m.,7 p; m
Sunday school q. m, Prayer meSIlhg
Wednesday,, p. m. REV. GREEN FSS-
tor. ,,oof -, rr ~,
sunday school IL lm., Prayer MeeIIng'
Thursday, Up IN REV. NJ l.. DoSAhES' as
tor NH N.os, e, n
AT, ,AUGUSTINE.-M a. m, High matt ~
am. VespeItSp p m .REv.M .PUETH fa1'or'
METHODIST. -ChurchlO:30 a m. :, Up; M, SAP
oath School9 ;l5 q. M, .,YoungPeople,t meet meet'
ing 100 p. m, Epworth League Meetihg'
Wsdnesday Z p m. Prayer Meeting rhuVsoA5'
I'd. IN. REV. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
T.PAUL'SLUTHERAN.- .-Ohurchl2 :3Op m y OF
lOa, IN. as announced previous Sunday sun
day School9 am. REV. W IL FISHER Pastor
at. Johns LUTHERAN.-In Freedom, Twp
Church IN. REV. " Ii. FISHER, "a Pastor,
RMANUAL'S LUTHERAN.-Church rch 200 p. IN ~,
sunday 5choollOa m REV. 'DAnho'"
Pastor.
sr PAUL's LUTHERAN. - Napoleon Twp
Chnrcbl0a.m REV. L.DAMMoSS' Se'oi
UNITED RETHREN. N.-SouthNspoleon eGurcH ~
eyerywccK 10 80 a. m and in the even 4 a. q,
7:30. Prayer meeting Thursda! p III
RFy. CHAMPION, Pastor.
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fro BE CONTINUED
A IRE FOR WHooPING COUGH,
The Treatment Resorted to by Poor Peo
pie of st. Louis.

The Treatment Resorted to by Poor Peo-
pie of St. Louis.
The whooping cough season is open, and
the daily clinic at the various gas works
around town Is open with it. The gas
works clinic is for poor only. No special
physician is in charge, but the engineer of
the purifying room answers that purpose.
The purifying watts, as they are called
large, square boxes of brick and iron and
covered with great iron oovers-are filled
with lime, through which the gas is filter
Cd, and it Is this gas and lime odor COM
Dined that Is considered a sure euro for
whooping cough. The mothers with their
children sit and stand around the room
and remain for about half an hour, allow
ing the little ones to breath the salubrious
air.
A two days session is said to euro the
worst case of whooping cough. Every two
or three weeks the watts are opened and
cleaned, and this Is really the best time for
the little coughing children to come to
this strange sanitarium. They are lifted
over the open vats to inhale a mixture of
vapors that makes smell unlike anything
else one ever smelled before. A ducking
into tho vapors Of these open watts needs to
be repeated but once, and sure cure is
promised after the second experiment.
The poor mothers are each given little
lime that comes from the vats. This they
put in bags that they hang around their
childrens necks, sticking little clay pipe
tube into the bag, through which the child
can inhale the odor, which clings to the
lime long time. During the whooping
cough season the purifying room of the gas
works Is often filled to overdowing, and
even adults afflicted with bronchial and
throat troubles come to be relieved by the
vapors of the gas in the vatroom. These
gas vapors are said to cut the phlegm that
gathers in the throat and causes tho ohok-
ing sensation.
Before the covers are removed from the
vats the gas, of course, Is all drawn out,
and those acquainted with the smell Of
ammonia we'll recognize suspicion of 1t
in the fumes. When the gratings are
taken out of the box, green deposit Is
found on them, which Is said to have a
great disinfecting value. Pieces are fre-
quently taken home by the tenement peo.
pie, to be used in the house while the chill
dren are sick. The green deposit is also
said to be q cholera preventive, and when
ever there is cholera scare people come
from far and near to take it home with
them and place it about the house. Doc
tors in the poorer district of the city rec
ommend the treatment very highly, but
even If they did not recommend it the en-
gineer of every gas works in the city will
tell you that mothers prescribe it them
selves, and with great success. Louis
Republic.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-04-30
Poor Indeed!

There are degrees and kinds OF property.
Just as there are differences Of opinion among
those who compute and measure property
and riches by different standards. Some men
rich than others, again there are comparative
ly poor people who are satisfied with COM
petence. There is a kind of property for
which no amount Of wealth can compensate,
by nervousness and arrangement Of the
functions Of digestion, bilious secretion and
the bowels. To restore vigor upon a per-
manent basis there is one remedy that fully
covers the requirements, fills the bill" /" and
this is Hostetters Stomach Bitters. By re-
storing digestion, giving healthful impulse
10 the action OF the bowels and liver and
tranquilizingthe nerves. it fulfiils the con-
by the system. 1t also overcomes malaria
and rheumatism
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-04-30
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
III. was told by her doctors she had Consump,
ton and that there WAS no hope for her, bu'
two bottles DR.. Kings New Discovery com.
pletely cured her and she says it saved heI
life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 130 Florida st. San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold
approaching Consumption, tried without
result everything else then bought one bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally tn nkfull
1t is such results, of whish these are samples
that prove the wonderful efficacy of this
medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free tria
bottles at D. j. Humphreys Drug Store.
Regular size 50o and S1,0C.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-04-30
DR.. Hands Collie Cure.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. 5, 1884, The
Hand Medicine Co. Philadelphia:--"We
have used the sample bottle of DR.. Hands
Collie Cure with entire success and find tina,
it does all that is claimed for it. No praise
can be too great for such truly wonderful
remedy, and we cleerfully recommend il
to anyone having baby with the collie.
remain sincerely yours, Ferdinand M
King, Sc Scott street." DR.. Hands Rene
dies for Children sold by all druggists, 25t