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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-13
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wh, She p..lrnsa s..ambo...

The wife Of physician who lives In
Fourteenth street tells q story Of distant
kinswoman az hers who was her guest
during the Christian Endeavor convention
The kinswoman lives In an inland New
England town, and when she came to
Washington she spent one night Of the
journey on board O steamboat IL was the
first time she had ever travelled by water.
She reached Washington extremely Ia
tigued The Doctors wife remarked 1T
"Yes, I'm tired to death, " said the kins-
woman 81 don't know as care 70 travel
by water again. read the card in my
stateroom about how to put the life pre-
server on, and 1 thought understood it,
but guess didn't, though. Some way ]
couldn't seem to go TO sleep with the thing
on "-Washington Post
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At the crossroadA

John. wher's yer daddyf"
"He's out yander gittin beat fer coro-
ner."
IAN yer uncley'
"Seein how clost he kin come ter bein
sheriff. "
IAN Bill-wher's hep
well, Bill don't mount Ter much,
an I've hearu tellthey're gwipe ter send
him ter congress ter git shet of him" "
IAN you-whst's you a-runnin ferF'
"Nothin Pm the only one in the
family what amt got no eddication, 50
I'm s-teachin of school fer q hvinp-
Atlanta Constitution.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-13
A Baby's Lite Saved.

ATr1cA. O., May 16, 1894 DIR. D. B. Hands
1--WE owe our child's life to DR.. Hands
Collie cure. When all other remedies and
doctors failed it gave relief in one hours
time. II is with pleasure that recommend
all of DR.. Hands Remedies for Children.
Any mother using them can be sure of get
ting an article that is safe, effective and re-
liable. Mrs. @. M. Stutzman." DR.. Hands
Collie Cure and all of DR.. Hands Remedies
for Children 25c at all drug stores.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN, THAT
~ Christian and Jacob Hornung as ad
ministratorsof Charles Hornung, have fled q
final account Of their administration which
will be for hearing and settlement August
nth, 1896.
J.v. CUFF, Probate Judgs,
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GoLp Democrats are now beginn-
ing to look longingly at the silver
band wagon. Get right in, boys
You need't take off your gold watch
charms. We are in favor of gold
and silver,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-13
Probate Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Fred. Hograve as Guardian of Mary,
Fred, William, John and Emma Binger has
filed q second account of his Guardianship
August 18th, 1896
J.V. CUFF, Probate Judge,
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Theodore Daman as Administrator Of
Henry Norden, has fled q final account OF
his administration which will be for hearing
and settlement August nth, 1896,
j. V. CUFF, Probate Judge,
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Henry Westenhausen. as Guardian Of
Nicolos Ex. has fled a first account of his
Guardianship, which will be for hearing and
settlement August 10Th, 1896.
J. V. CUFF, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ P. Tyler, as Guardian of Mary A. Mitch
ell. has filed a first account OF his gaurdian-
ship, which will be for hearing and settle
ment August oath, 1895:
j. Y. CUFF, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN Jacob B. Dunn, as Guardian of Margar-
ct i. Randall, has fled final account of his
guardianship, which will be for hearing and
settlement August nth, 1896.
I v CUFF Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Levi Dresback as Guardian of Earl
Dresback, has filed a third account of his
Guardianship which will be for hearing and
settlement August nth. 1896
J.V. CUFF. Probate Judge
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ George Kicker. as administrator, Of Pc
ter Kicker. has fled final account of his adj
ministration which will be for hearing and
settlement August nth. 1895,
j V CUFF, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ George Kicker. as administrator of
Maria Kicker, has filed final account of his
administration which will he for hearing and
settlement August 18th. 1896
J. Y. CUFF, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN David Meekison as Guardian of Frank
lin, Addie and Maggie Andrews, has filed a.
final account Of his guardianship which will
be for hearing and settlement Aug. 10th. 1896.
J.V. CUFF, Probate Judge
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DR.. DAVID KENAEDYS
FAVORITE REMEDY

and the ulcers all healed up, and but
a few scars left to show what she has
suffered.
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MASS OF ULCERS

Four years ago, Mrs. Markham, Of
First Street, Albany, N. Y, suffered
from a mass OF ulcers, which bad eat
en- their way to the bone. She used
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IN EFFECT july ~, 1895

for Cincinnati, Columbus. Dayton and
Springfield
F. &. FISHER, A. G. P. A.,
F. LANNEN, T. A., Springfield. 0.
Napoleon, Ohio.
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Legal Notice.
Lucy Griffin,
vs..
Arthur Griffin.

Lucy GRIMM,
vs..
Arthur Griffin.
Henry County Court Of Common Pleas.
No l515.
THE DEFENDANT, WHOSE PLACE OF
l. residence Is unknown, is notified that
Lucy Griffin. on the sth day Of June. 1896
tled her petition in the above named Court
alleging the marriage Of said plaintiff and
defendant, and praying for a divorce from
said Arthur Griffin on the grounds of ex-
treme cruelty and gross neglect Of duty, for
alimOny and to be restored to her maiden
name Of Lucy Childs.
Defendant is required to appear and ans
wer said petition on OF before September
18th, 1896.
JAMES P. RAGAN
Ang. 9Th 1s9G-7t Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Successful advertisers use hem1ngtons
County Seat Lists. They include the best
towns and best papers. We can recon-
mend them highly. Send to Remingr
Brothers, Nsw York. for copy,
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and written
and Immediately
lay n danger
WONDERFUL CURES s Tsa s sf f ps1ss sssss ssa s ss ]
N
confidential Treatment s.
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The NORTHWEST only 81 a year.
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Notice of Appointment.
Estate Of AIDA Honeck, deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
/ pointed and qualified as Administrator
of the estate Of AIDA Honeck, late of Henry
county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 22nd day of July, A. D., 1896.
J. L, BAYLISS.
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Legal Notice.
Manerva j. Jollih.
W.

Manerva J. Jollif.
VI.
Jacob JOlliff.
T TAC0BJOLLIFF. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
- will take notice. that ON the lst day OF
August, A. D., 1895, Manerva ]. Jollif fled
her petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Henry County, Ohio. being Cause No 4524
praying O divorce from said Jacob JOlliff
on the grounds Of gross neglect Of duty and
extreme cruelty. and that said cause will be
for hearing on and after the 18th day Of sep
tember. lSs6. MANERVA J. JOLIIFF.
August 9Th. lss6-st
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eminent
Sexual BY that has never failed 4oa ua Oh Eases
light ore al usuchca
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would have awaited himself of II last fal
and thereby have provided himself with d
belt az an object Of additional interest "a
The present occasion
lie Is at present functioning under nm
excellent astral environment, but the dc
roctlons IN nv horoscope nre not so favor
able AS they were last October IN when
month the moon formed u hruonc scXttlc
inspect with the radical Rnd prOEregslN .
placcs OF Juuitlr aud saturn when the
good promised by The cor junction OF these
planets IN tho NATAL figure would have ho'ln
brought into operation. This same dircc
ilunnl aspect viii occur again I'm March,
liut before that time hc comes into contact
with an Individual whose horoscope goes
him one hotter IN the matter of planetary
Influence. for new star Is emerging above
the horizon upon whose brow the gods are
lowering d'adom which In appearance
looks susp!ciously Ike the championship
belt
Had Mnhcr himsclr been consulted In the
matter he could not have made choice of "a
better "hghtiug" horoscope. Mars was rls-
ina In the royal sign Leo. IN excellent con
nRuraiion with the bencnc love. who was
eliminating in the fiery sign Aries. THIS
gives to him robuHlncss Of figure, deter
minatlon OF character the courage of his
convictions. holdnoss hnll-dogRsh tenn-
city. fnlrneHs IN battle, yet he will return
a Roland for an Oliver every time He
possrsses generosity and breadth Of
character ana impulse IN keeping with his
glndiatorlnl proportions. aud which render
him Ia every way worthy Of The mantle OF
sullivan. Eight. and not artince. Is his
watchword and the man who stands up
beforo him must he ready to bear the
bruui of hnttlc. The position of Jupiter in
hts nid-hrnvfn is tho most furtultoua that
could hnppen for ultimate elevation and
resown. and seaner or later Ia lie bound
Ia realize tho GOOD fortune IT presagrs.
Now. LET ns sec what tho planets are do
h,. for M Maher al TIN pregent time.
ON March res. hc entered hts 9Th yoar.
at which time tho noon had progressed 10
IN, 0ftonntb decree of Aries in his horo-
gccpe Add IN this de,reo por monlh--hcr
M, ~ tr,rr.aatou- md In tho present
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others do not rush IN ana force division
OF the PROFITS In the particular field he
occupies
lie has demonstrated The fact that good
all round opera company that is not too
starry In ts leanngs. and that can sing
| and act fairly well, and Is content with
| popular prices, can do much better than a
[ helter-skelter kind of company clustered
around a particular star of more or les
giraffe rays.
one can scarcely praise any member Of
/ Mr., GraWs company without pra,sing then,
f, all They work together SO smoothly. are
! all so intent upon their business and Will
! ing to subordinate. II necessary. individual
| prominence to tho general effect. tina, The
| appreciation Of the audience is neatly
! equally divided among the cast. The Choir.
! uses are unexcelled nnd never fail Ia
arouse much enthusiasm on account Of
! their strength, splendid training and SD
| pcrb effect.
THIS week We will have tho house
open every night BeqinninE tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Edwin Ferry. new star.
VIII begin four nights arrangement with
Two mannees An exchange. speaking of
| this company says:
Manager George Bucllor has unlimited
faith in the success ii h.. new star, NJ.
/ Edwin Ferry. SO great is his conha, nce
! in tho driving qualities of this Nouns
! uagedan that he has engaged to supp, ri
| hm some Of the hes, known and highest
/ sularicd people In the profession For The
htdirg support he has secured the satVlcea
! Of Mr. Chlrt NJ. Collins who was fat
| many years I'm the support Of Edwin Booth
] Il Z
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I,,, \, \, e.a tAiet how 4 will . tos Ass

y =. g: nth, shiat how Il WIN y - NJ
he tried to comfort her With essuy.
snces and carcsses, but she tore hSEse1f
from bis arms, and, rising to her fun
proud height, she stepped to the door u
ner boudoir aud parting the soft drae
perics, entered therein. ss9
An .ormclu clock licked softly In tho
semi-uarknes9 and the room had frae4
on violets.
She approached the little bed TINT con-
tanned this flower life. She drew aside
the muslin curtains una looked upon her
child who lay with uptmrned face ana
white arms outstreached.
She stood, white. transiixcd, with eyes
sad aud steadfast as Fnte's.
lie had followed her md when her eaae
rested upon him lie grew cold and still
as one In the presence Of DEATH
She broke the stiffness in voice a.
clear as the solemn vesper bells
"Secl' she said, pointing TO the sleep.
ing child; her form has mnde the shape
of the cross IN her sleep. hut 1t shall he
my cruciiixion. not hers. / will not 70
with you tomorrow"
He kissed her cold hands and dem rted
like one stricken dumb.
She knelt down by the window and
looked out ut the stars.
To her eyes the heavens were filled.
with great radiance and in tte midst
she saw Virist On Cavalry, not thorn
crowned and spent with anguish, hit
radiant. sublime. M he cried in voire
Of holy triumph. Suffer little children
to come unto mc."--Mand Andrews ia
The New bohemian.
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THE STARS FAVOR MAiIEn.
An AstroloSer Predicts Victory For III
f.tab,,u,,

An Astrolocer Predicts Victory For tho
Irishman.
New York, February ib.-Thoso who hive
riskcd their good money on the SKIN and
courage Of Mr.. Peter Maher will DE over
toyed to learn that the stars IA their
courses are Fighting for Peter. Aston, tho
asti ologlst. announces that according to
the planets Peter IL "a good thing" and
a number Of reasons for the Faith that is
IN him, together with the puglisrs horo-
scope Here's the horoscope:
At tho hour of Robert Fitzsimmons' ma
tlvity the celestial sign Gemini was rails
ing on the Eastern angie, with the sun and
Uranus In conjunction therein This con-
fguration alone would bring him fortunes
strangely at variance with hiA sphere OF
birth The light OF the sturdy blacksmith
could never have remained hidden under
bushol with this aspect so potent I'm his
nativity. But while II WIN carry him 10
the tDnmost height, under adverse ditcc-
iions It viii Just as surely cast down. The
conjunction Of the two superiors. Saturn
aud Jupiter in his house of chancery like.
wise assures him an Important position m
life. The q position of Saturn to tie hf
rregfiye Mars gives him tho strong serves
so essential 10 his calling, and contributes
10 his nature bellicose conditions which
rendcr him al all times n foeman worthy
o, the fianchest pugiliatlc mot,le.
Mercury In trine aspect with Mars gives
him clevernnss at handlcraft. doxterl;y In
motion and accuracy In Judgment whtn 1t
pleases him TO aproal TO that important
quality. Mercury. however, is weakened In
Cancer. therefore. this necessity Is not al
ways a desidcratum with him, else he
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REVIEW
OF SPORT

While the action Of the League Of Amer
lean Whe6lmen in abolishng Glasses in
anaieurism was surprise it can't help
OUT be regarded as a pleasant one. IT
was an untenahlo stand in he first place
10 say that a rider could be half amaieur
ana half professional. The numerous com
paints arising out Of it aud the bulky rules
necessary to maintain the slight division
showed this. The unanimous vote which
Ae resolution to abolish received showed
00ac!uslvely that the wheelmen were tired
The Innovation and recognized the in
"rmountable difficulties in the way of
keeping It up.
isaac Murphy, the great negro rider H.
oead and one OF the finest jockeys, not
"eephng Fred Archer, the world has
Known leaves "A place vacant which will
sard TO fin, For the past three years
f mas not ridden on account of failing
'ea''a' For thu seventeen years Of active
'ampaisn!ng his victories have been num-
'f'ess and many Of them sensational He
'san MIS- career In 1875 with Jim Williams
va successfully rode ror ed Corrisan,
,'''AE Baldwin, j. b. Iagin and Ehret.
Judge Of pace Murphy had no equal
~ " was this which enabled him to land
"oh' SO often. 1t was Murphy who
i SaNalor to victory In that great
r4''n race with the game lttie swaybaca.
, ,s,"y at Sheepshead Bay. lie leaves a
4ON and a comfortable fortunc.
me Ell Paso ounooks and fights have
D. o." handled in the news columns Of The
A. ~ ana further news will be found in
geographic columns. The Post has
h. ,,'a' writer there ana has been giving
l. ' accounts OF events than any paper
sn ,"V United States, though it hasn't in
Papers have. '' s' INV
nor ss.. N'Aon speaking OF Pedlar Pal
low ~ rainier is bright little RI
say 80, IS quicker with his head than
But H. ever met. not barring Critic.
When o. TOT punish much, ami so
1 HAD a.. 'N"'N bdHtQ IN AFTER MN, as
VAS In 'ar ne would put me out. rms
duck,r'. ne hfth round. lie had been
bu, very prettily all through the go.
IN The o1ld 10 catch him an upper cut
tai opehihs part of the nth, aud after
Ind II Aspt his head up where / could
my BarrWo would like to see him and Jim
hack marry na1, get together. He is coming
between - November. and then a match
Barry me Two viii probnblv be made,
ior , ~ hits tn hardor OF s" my 80 'l and
'eason would pick him to win. 9"
sp,. II
a. On, ,s haven't much soil now TO night
Ietap in ", ,tter a while they won't have
a" me United States.
II ht. II
,,Ag "a, fbs- more lhen railroad train, GO
scss, 10 knock out JebD I' i Sn,1,a mic IL
held nh a sI showed in what regard he
Seald h. oser the country, ana ne resny
sad 1t happened just TO INA
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ROSE.


For The Post.
There stands among the Northern hills
An old New England town.
Where. gathering up his hundred rills,
4 river PUSHES down.
Unto thia village once ! came.
Midst summers early CLOVIS,
Aud met n biue-eyed girl. whose mans
Was Rose.
A little Gothamitc was she.
A naughty little belle,
Who liked tho ciiy's louder glee.
But loved tho country well.
| know not how IL came about
IT'S thus that friendship grows
But coon ! could not do without
Sweet Rose.
Hut hcartless did tho maiden prove;
dark was fortunes frown; {.
II love You with my country love,
My city loves In town.
And, though | love him fondly there
Midst winters ice and SHOWS,
love you all the summer here
Said Rose.
And thiB Is why my sorrows crown VI
OF sorrow In so drear;
She yearly spends nine months In town,
And only three months here.
Hut II | knew the Villains name.
ia break his ugly nose.
Then for the whole twelve months 4
claim
My Rose
New York. --E. A. Blount, W
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Used PISTOLS AS CLUBS.

Ei paso. Texas. February i4--Joc Cor
land. "A well known gambler from Par
and w. H. Quarlcs. deputy sheriff fr6
GreenYille, Hunt county. exchanged
shots OH San Antonio street tonight. 20
stable John Selman arrested the men q
placed his prisoners In the county ~
Before shooting the men dubbed tn'
other with their gurs. Copeland has . y
cut In the head and Quarles similar n
mento of the row. The shooting was 4
result of remarks made by Quarles ctS
corning Copeland, aud II ~ said that "
or three officers shot at Copeland VIZ
the sltirmish began.
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Gssi5 FORECAST


-, a,ta, r,t,t, .
me past wees mas
,o,able list Of au'f"' ,'''''
On Sunday i'iH"' '''''' -
.,yertised fres '''i''"' -
huccrsol delivered III NV w. 80 '''
new lecture i-''''''
nd Child TO cro"ue' ''o'Se' o'o'iei
Ivssrsoll is one OF me '''s' Known o''"'"r-
,,rs IN the unltea S'a''s' j. W. VI
liant and brainy' ana mas " p'."''ai ~ as
cInailnG style oi 'e'''''','s ms ,'o'''eS
'''' ~ Va ouo disputes his cloquence or
'p'S ..ao,cncv in the style Of oratory he
mn, then. the colonel always has
,''s ...,ost kind of sailing wherever he
peonle go to hear him with their
,r,, ooen ready to laugh. and their
,,as snread ready to clap, and all he has
Az ls 10 make some little remark about
,oio swallowing Jonah to keep him
HANG drowned. and down comes the
80 tho colonel walked unon the stage
,,,. fingers together and said; ladies
''l '',' -. ,h,..,. 10 r,,. roii,.,,,, e,
AID deh'ieii''' ''''
sou could have hcdrd the applause hlock
.,,v when Houston preacher gets up
so,o,,,,,y. "cbristionitv Is nv r,
ano say -. H.. ~,
lsoa the eo''S' F'''0'' us '''' "''
FIN with encor,s or hoquets. why is this3
N'"' - ..,hoara,,,,os, no,,o co.,
wv WV ~, a.adv,s and r,mrv,s rel,r,on
..,,os no ha,f IN death
Now, Colonel lnscisoll says he believes
h absolute freedom of thought, and wants
Everybody to thirk for themselves and be
,srfectly unrcstramcd in forming his or
her opinions And then rhe colonel books
himself to lecture ali over the United