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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-21

The market to-day was feverlsh aud the fluctuations
were frequent. AT the opening prices declined on
local selling due to Disappointing Liverpool adylcss.
vance followed on covering of shorts and some new
buying, but prices soon weakened again and declined.
The crop movement for tho week, both Mt the ports
aud the interior towns, showed q large increase over
Last weeks movement and led to selling for local.
was in the main OF a local character. Before the
ures were practically UNCHANGED ms com.
pared with lnst nights nnal quotations. The
rally was, due to buying, for short account to
bought. The Southern spot markets were dull, but
steady. Ardmore. !. T.. Nov. Id" Top crop Is ALSO
lutely. ruined. We thought about four weeks ago
that this place would get about 10000 bales OF top
crop, but now figure on 1000. North Texas and Dor:
es this" openka. Ala. Nov. IA" Picking since the
10th ult, has been uninterrupted. and virtually nm.
ished between the lst ana 9th inst. In low places
there IL n little yet to be picked. Killing froRts over the
the crop in this section. as there was practically none
to damage. We are Informed that in Montgomery and
Selma districts frost did serious damage TO the crop,
itopping new growth and growth OF young and mid.
die sliced bolls. but caused full.grown hollis to open.
Receipts were checked from the 25th ult.. until cleo
tion day, a. farmers and merchants were inclined to
hold for higher prices. After election all tried TO
sell, hence Increased receipts At small and large In
terror towns. We predict a falling on In receipts ut
interior towns until the 10th or goth OF December,
prepare for the new year. Not much cotton held
back within a. radiu OF nifty miles of this section.
Think there 10 less on the plantations than last year.
Small towns arc holding back about the snme
more than last yenr. sun think 100000 the maxi.
mum outturn OF crop"
CorFEI-Rioo on the spot was dull and easy; No. 4.
loo. sales $500 bags No. z at loc. The future trading
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THlDAr NV. ~.
The stock market was more completely In
the hands Of professional operators to-day than
at any time since the election. The disappear
ance OF an outside demand for securities. which
10 an invariAble sequence Of a dull and sagging
market. and the inactivity OF substantial in
terests have made operators who are predis-
posed to the short side extremely confident.
These circumstances have also had some effect
upon ANAL speculative holders, but there are no
indications that the natural reaction from tho
strong and buoyant market that eliminated q
week ago has induced actual holders OF secu-
rifles to part with them. They are doubtless
looking TO the future rather than contemplating
the past, and regard philosophically the general
relaxation from the enthusiasm inspired by the
defeat OF anarchy and Reputation. 1t Is impos-
sibls, however, for the chasers OF fractional
profits on the Stock Exchange TO regard .
waiting market with equanimity. They are.
consequently, devoting their energies to depress-
ing prices. In addition to the argument In sup
port OF their position that have already been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-21

Futures here advanced 5 to 10 points. closing steady
with sales OF y 1880 bags. Havre advanced a (. TO
" Z. Hamburg was unchanged to 4 pfg. down. Rio
exchange advanced l.l8d. American warehouse de.
liveries yesterday were IS ,030 bags. Rio was weak at
$50 refs decline; %reqripts. $4,000; stock. o 1000.
Santos was steady az 200 reis decline; receipts. go
900. stock, 6ll,0oO.. The rise to-day in prices In the
face OF a sharp decline at Gio and Santos: together
with continued liberal receipts. was due to buying
NAVAL sToREs-spirits turpentine easier at 27Ae
27sac.; roBin dull at $3.50 for common TO good strained
PrrRoLEuM-Crude certificates were quoted at SLID.
here; in on City no quotations were made. Refined
unchanged.
PRovluoSs-Lard In better demand and higher.
prime Western, e4,l0. Pork fairly active and hrm:
meas. 2s.25&o9. 10. Dressed hogs unchanged. Taliow.
Sic. Butter-Receipts 70. day, 6.7l0 pkgS; last six
day.. 1882; previous six days, $500: Creamery,
sylvania do, l3hS2lc.: State dairy. half nrkins.
tubs. seconds to extras. 1876 Ice. Cheese-Receipts
to-day, 1888 pkgs: last six days, 25.067; previous
six days 81, l1S. State. full cream. large, colored,
fancy. l0Ac.: do. white. fair to fancy, TAal0Ac.;
small. coiored. fancy. l01l0Lc.: do. white. common to
fancy, 7lsSl0c. Egks-Receipts to-day. 3, 75s cases:
last six days, %1.6i1: previous six days. 33.S53.
State and pennsylvania. fresh gathered, fair to fancy,
22G26c.: Western do. 22624c.
SUGAR-Raw quiet but steady; So test. 25fc.: 90
test. SIC. sales 0 1000 bags centrifugals. qe' test. at
Refined quiet and hc. lower for soft grades.
TobAcco- Sales OF goo cases, 1898. New England IA.
yana at l5G2jc.: 200. cases. 1895, Zlmmers at lilo
lie: 25o cAs,s 1898, nats at loo l5c.: so cases, 1874.
Zimmers at l2c.; 90 cases 1892. Dutch. on private
terms: 100 cases 1893, wIsconsin Havana At SHts
lie: 800 bales Havana at 75c. @Sll 5. and 100 baIes
Sumatra at o0c. &sl.75 in bond.
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SinanriAI.
Oregon Improvement Company.
NEW YORK, November 10. 1893
To HOLDERS OF
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS,
PREFERRED STOCK, AND
COMMON STOCK
TO HOLDERS OF


o'0S"" improvements
The undersirned. nppointed a comuitts. ,or IN,
purpose, have perfected a p,an for tho CONTAMINATION
OF the oregon Improvement company This Man nro-
v,d., ,or ,he ,.,r. NJ IN. ,o,In.,nc 20 ,ssnr.,..
Wis.
4 Fir., Nor,eao, r,v. Par c.r, p,,,v.
Wear oo,a ponds a. nm nm
q. second MORTGAGE Fiy, per Cant r,,,v.
Wear Cold nond. ,n,.rest ,or AZ, .,.h.
,..n rnon,h, nav,hI. oriv ~ ...nod nan m.
n ropr per CO, Nn,scmnn,.,,.s ~. ~
~. oro.,.d ,,,h.,, ,ha n...nn.aa...
ss,hss. go" $3.50 ps.,.".sss.Ses ..n..
Corn,o, ST. 500 90
O'oO''"eN
no,s... rao.,.. - $50, s..-.-s -S.Sr
-..... =, ,..,-..- 49, =. ZOO
and o.. s..s..s . e.. ......, =, ~. ~.
o,n., ., 80 nonss a. .s-- FL. ne. -. -.
nIo-tr.S. CT, Ia.s. h..rirs ,n,...., 80
Irn. , Iso, ~
~.
an, r,r,,. 49,. 80 y. $500 !, -,
,.. ST.. : ,e,ooo 900 -
80 - ~. - .n.
o,h.r ,s..s. -S
pvpeiy' ""'" w u
no,a.,. -,
-.
sIoo On 80, q, ooo 80 Nv. W WV
he or,, n.yshi. :. . :. d, ,h,. Ca.n"."". n.u
d.c,.ro ,h. n,.. =. ~" sas
ments at Intervals Of not les, than ninety day. upon
the call OF the Committee. rec,,x, IA. ..en
0l,ooO bond 500 In new Five Per Cent. See
ond Mortgage Gold Bonds. seventy per
cent. In new Preferred stock, and thirty per
~ Nv oo%non s.oes.
~ u - %. per
=. ms. :" ~
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Real Estate Private sales.

At private contract Samuel Epstein has sold Noa 81
and 50 Henry atreeL three. story old buiIdi-p1 plot
5OxiOO. for ts5, 500. to n FIRM OF builders, - will
Improve the property.
handelbaum q Levine have purchased No. 2le
20. 9x50xs66. from G. A. Butler on private terms.
The seller bought the property In 1884 FOR ll,000.
Seton 4 Wissman have sod for Mrs. Amelia W.
Chaplin Nos. ~ aud 46 West Twenty. NTH street, two
hrown.stone front dwellings, plot 5+xioo.fo for 500,
900.
IL 10 reported that No. 1918 Lexington avenue.
three story brick bull. ding, lot l7xs0. has boon sold
by the Manhattan Real Estate and Building Associa-
ton on private terms.
Hiram Rinaldo 1 Sons have sold for a Mrs. Buckle
to Abraham stein. the three-story front and four.
story rear tensments. lot 25xi0O, No. 81 Chrystie
strOet, for SlS, $50.
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Rsal Estata Transrers

Am.trH ..s ss and Z " VITO SG' to se Yssu + / 'D ss1sai $4,000
same TO sams. 10000
'Adolph c Baiienroth 10 Jacob hader and
'l Haa. Il fa a:i so9 20 VIM taHS " sh: ear Ssai and s "SS
Na aisS; Waiter Val y 9 'ssr Smith H'fh'H and wife 70 Aiia'ynn :,
itSth ~ n: aSiSi' SSlr,ls Sd,ns sy; iSsiSO:
s 5sI;isai fSiiisiss:s;ssS' ACME ss; sSs1 T js r.;sa,i $s,
Futon ia%n az. - |, Ioi n ltsstthi st. gaoiisi ioxaGx
ia4; sarah NJ riInpSon' widow to Thomas
Fai,on" az. 5. iii n lsstn ST, '2C,xi53xaOI
iaS: SANS % sarah II nl Ilmp'SSSi & a,ao3 /
fI isS.s: "s same q e 10 xof Hannah aHo' 4 Enrich ..''' /
Razetts and wife TO Navy Klemrnn. go. $500
Ritchis to Jerry Altleri. .,~..syr..."..,. 1900
Ss FEsSo .Si ,pGss14s,; = :, . stsSs HE'5 5oha +
c' $sIsSs y Sa - q % M; y" Z $s,.s $sT Tis%, st; Henri; ''''
J %Sgifs n i1E%i s 81 Ess si A &ss; d E xSoi IS,
Of r.: ss; + .%sssSls,dP.a i SS 4 y E]@:;s; T$sP u u
hacn,i'r q al 70 Amggnsta' Frey W:".;v. /
'T Ioo. Il J hiiiipsSSS'Gh v n w Z campbell Sliiy to RiSsa:
Siae stable c 80 9 Park nv. COX Toe q; i,s::. l
'Wyinahn ct al. sxrs, to cothSrine Z john
,s s!SR ST, sj East; Nary Lewis 10 Water ''''Oo
Ii HSSS a. So. $50 " il. AZ, y2S1iioo, 10; Geo G
AnsIin, reisrcs, 70 VIM II h.cy; II -. 10000
A Peabody 1T al to Thomas 81 stewart -. j!
Isis ii, 4 s, 90 Q WadSwoTth Rv. 25xIOO; isa.
hella AccOrmacE mud ano TO Margaret
OH ST. $50; Gertrude sOhonslsgei TO Esther
watt st, IS; Jeremiah W bimicI and ano L;
lanes Pyle s.,,. \. 20, 3-y";.;aS 1880
John = crinm,n And 1no g !poC Wilson, $4,000
LorillArd Spencer, y paru So. ,....,... 1
18th SC. q. 21b W Amsterdam nv, l7xlO2e;
carrie d Schiller and Ano 10 Water A
bchluer. .,'.,..,'',. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-21
THE WAR At FAR HooKAHA1.
The EdgeueFe Hotel Owners Are Be Far
Ahead In the LItiEatlOa.

The EdgeuePe Hotel Owners Are Be Far
Ahead In the Litigation.
The Lancaster Beach Improvement Company
10 so far ahead in its fight with the authorities
in Far R~ockaway, l.. l., Justice GAynor OF the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn having granted an
Injunction yesterday preventing the latter from
interfering with the company in closing up the
inlet joining Sorton's Crock with Rockaway
Bay. The company owns the Edgemere Hotel
600. Il contends that thS inlet was = mi.
sance and tended to damage the property.
When tho Lancaster company began tho
work Of filling in the creek q couple of months
ago there was almost q pitched hattie between
its employees and the people of Far Rockaway,
and threats to use dynamite to blow up tho
dredges were made. The Board of Health as
serted that the closing up of the creek would
result In serious damage to health in the viii
late Division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-21

The rec.ipts At the ports evsrs 7o,seB, including I" VI.
rIouss asslhst SS,s5piast week and "a. 59a last year,
and .9O7,0t4 last year. The exporta from the ports
approximated 10000 bales. In New Orleans March
4 to q points. recovered the loes. and sdvanced / to
9 polnta, reacted and declined q to 9, but rallied.
closing UNCHANGED to q points lower, excepting No,
vembern and December, which advanced 2 and | point
rrs,psst,yslE; The total saIsa were i's'soo bales The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-21
E1x1xo1A1 AND coMMEno1Ah.

New Hork stock kHehanGs-BaIes New. ~.
UNITED srATEs AND STATE BONDS an 81. ooos).
Z. s.lSo7.I l on a6 usSs.e."."
l1o{1A1 IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-21
Available cash balance, In.
Guiding gold balance. $3.50. TSl

Guiding gold balance. :. $3.50, 7si, sle e027, 1s1, otS
Money in London $685. p cent. Rate of dis
count in open market, for both short and three
gone into tho Bank of England on balance to-
day, f5. 900. Paris I'D vices quote 3 z cents at
102 francs 90 confines. Exchange on London
20 francs 34lh confines.
Speyer & Co. announce that q majority OF tho
6 q cent, gold bonds. due 1928. of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad have boon deposited with
them under the agreement of April 10. and that
engraved certificates of deposit therefor have
been listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Bondhoiders who have not deposited their
bonds are urged to do SO at once.
The sales of mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
talou -nrA a. fnll1tva.
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second morte.rs, the iItsEeet, charge on which
to the frat mortgage bondholders, as By Il the
sSlyency Of the Sompsny Is thsestened 2 bad
SsiaE 1Hs iy 'if DtsTs:.i RSl' % The sf ni.t ''s %olsSaF e
S0ns as% Ss. T anS II. %ori 81 those s,o S 4
s sSss 81 the S''1 Ss.. .0; Sor.sss $saa. hsyss
opposition eommitte%o must Be- prepared to r nnS
off at par and accrued interest at least three
the waterbury committee is able to force the
collection Of the whole amount due thereon. On
tn. other hand; the W"t ,snN need
issue. This Is perhaps the reason, why those
nrst mortgsge bondholdere who have depos-
tied with the Waterbury are In.
yited by the opposition committee to deposit
their trust company certificates with the
portant to note that the financial requirements
of the company are certain to be met by the sue
S Sg 3 81 ba fhs Ma SynSiUSts pan o. oa N 10 nnasrwstt ssa
yet been made that the Rolston plan has been
underwritten.
Brqdstrect's reports the number Of failures in
the United States during the week ending to-
night at 30S, against o5S. last week and 3o3 in
the corresponding week Of last year, X. @. Dun
during the current month to date al 81. 7s5,478.
against So, l43, sos in the corresponding period
of last year.
The receipts Of the Government today were:
Customs, 1851 internal revenue. S644, 2os,
and miscellaneous, SOL 1856, . total of $685.
65T. Tho disbursements. including IS, 700 for
pensions. were S9l5 600, an excess OF receipts
over expenditures OF 4 1867. The receipts
for the fiscal year to date have been Sloa,575.-
bB7. and expenditures Sl61 ,006.967. an excess
Of expenditures over receipts of $3s.331. 410.
The net assets Of tho Treasury at tho close of
business to-day. a. oficially computed, compare
with those Of yesterday rs follows:
Gold coin and bullion. -. .srs SiS s,a Gel IL
s Snissd fs sssss. i nS.. bullion: . s$ssS,ssS ,s.T5t.sss
Other assets in excess OF
demand liabilities. ....... Al,S7z,e70 fe,6f8,t19
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dividends aud 3ntersst.
ONCE OF
HECKER-JON ES.JEWELL MILLIH0
COMPANY,
ZOE Pr0dnre Eychnnsc, NOV. llth. lSOl

2O7 Produce Exchange, Nov. 18th, 1895.
DIVIDEND NJ, II.
The BOARD OF Directors have this day declared n
quarterly dividend Uf Two Per Tent on the preferred
stock OF the lIeCkrr JOursrlcwcll Milling Co, pAyah,o
December LIST to stoc xAuidcrs OF record at closing OF
the transfer BOOKS. Transfer books VIII be closed at
i2h. November :lst. aud opened at y A. ". pccom'
Der LIST.
Once Of WeIsbnch ComeirrcIaI Company.
40 WALL ST. NEW YORK. Nov. ~. iSWi
The Directors have this day declared a quarterly
dividend of W (l PER CENT, on the preferred
stock. payable Dec. 10, 1929. TO stockholders OF record
n close OF business Nov. 30. The transfer books Of
the preferred stock will be closed from bee. / 10 Dea
10, both inclusive. Checks will be mailed.
EDWARD Z. LEE, TrSASPFeSs
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Court Cnieudars This Day.
Supreme ~court-special Term-Part H.-Ex parte
matters.
surrogate's Court-chambers-No day calendar.
For probate-wnls OF John A. Hofsass, Daniel J.
O'Brien Mt 10 80 A. 81.
City Court-Spcciai
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Railway Company.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Consolidated Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds,
General Mortgage S per cent. Bonds,
Equipment Mortgage Bonds.

The undersigned committee have modified the plan
and agreement OF October 10. 1895. and flied such
mobilization with the Central Trust company OF New
York. reference TO which 10 hereby made.
representing Consolidated Mortgage SIX Per Cent.
Bonds will not receive rs per cent. of their holdings
In Preferred Stock of the new company. but the new
RefuudinR Bonds to be issued to them will bear ak
viii receive $50 per bond In new Preferred stock in
addition to SS7. so in cash. paid on deposit of bonds
as mentioned below.
B0ndholders are requested TO deposit their bonds
pany OF New York. 81 Wall ST.. New York city. under
said agreement and modification. on or before NO
yember 80. .SyB.
The holders OF Consolidated Mortgage Bonds will
receive a cash payment OF $3.50 per bond at the time
Negotiable Trust Certificates will be issued for de-
posted securities. Copies " agreement and modin-
cation may be had at the once OF the Trust Company.
or from members OF the committee.
FREDERIC II. OLCOTT, ChaIrnan.
w. POOH.
HENRY G.. u
BondhoIders Committee.
AAP PkkkS4 = n '9 4tSEIR, Counsel
in. WALLACE, Secretary, 81 Wall Street
NEW YORK November 10. 1896.
The uudersis ned committee representing holders of
Consolidated Xix Per Cent Bonds. approve the above.
and request holders OF Consolidated SIX Per Cent
Bonds to deposit the same hereunder.
T.. ROLLINS MORSE,
CoSELIUs b. GOLD.
HENRY X. PoMRoY.
Committee.
MICHAEL Fl. cARDozo. Counsel
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Barley-was arm. New feeding. 2sA42gc. cost and
freight to Buffalo; mating. ssgAecs as TO quality.
coat and freight TO New York; state. 409%lc. Corn
Spot was easier and less active. Sales $4,000 bush,
including $4,000 No. . mixed on private terms. free
on board anoat for export. Futures declined Sc. to
&c. Future sales 4O5, 600 bush, as follows:
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-02-27

brated by the Florida schools. All
present were well pleased with the
exercises.
Henry Baker is on the sick list.
Joe Honeck and wife, OF Napoleon,
were guests Of the Baylis family
Sunday.
The play given by the National
Union boys Feb. 10th was largely
attended; Notwithstanding the bad
weather the boys did well.
James Conway attended the Teach
ers institute at Napoleon, Saturday,
Feb, 22d.
HIN. Andrew made business trip
to Napoleon Monday.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-02-27
MCCLURE.

MCCLURE, Feb. Gath.
John Ragan Of Napoleon was in
town Saturday.
Frank Cromwell of Holgate was a
a visitor here Saturday.
Clint Edwards of livingston visited
Mcclure friends Friday and Satur-
day.
Ed Carlisle and Gid Sloan drove
to Napoleon Saturday.
Will Judson and wife of Eow1ing
Green visited relatives in Mcclure
and vicinity last week.
VIM. j. Connolly and J. H.. Pail
mer was in Weston Wednesday ON
business.
Chet Hennings of West Hope was
lin town Friday.
Fred Moorhead, Oak Long, Jake
Love, VIM. Hitchcock and Charley
Long skated to Napoleon Saturday
on the Maumee.
Wesley Burk of near Grand Rapids
was in town Monday.
TOPSY.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

R1paEvILLE Cor, Feb. gath.
We are called upon to chronicle
the death of Joseph Newell, ESQ.,,
long a resident of this township,
which took place on Thursday morn
ing. He went out to the stable to
see his COW, and after being gone
about an hour, his wife went in
search of him and found him lying
dead on some straw where he had
fallen. He had been for long time
victim Of heart trouble. Mr.. New
ell was Union soldier, and. anum-
Der of members of Ohoate Post, 1t.
A. r., attended the funeral, and af-
ter discourse by Rev N. s. Worden,
the G.. A. RS took charge of the
burial on Saturday afternoon.
D. S. Fauver was in Chicago on
business for several days, returning
the forepart of last week.
Washington's Birthday was ap-
propriately observed in the Primary
department of our schools on Fri
day last. Miss Thornton, as usual,
had her pupils drilled in good shape.
We understand that Adam Koch
and Mrs. Hannah Trimball have
bought lots of y. Scofeld for build
ing purposes. Mrs. Trimball has
purchased O. house of Joseph Beck
and it is now being moved to the
premises.
I'll. l.. Chapman was called away
last week to attend a sick son, who
is an agent and operator in the em-
ploy of the Glover Leaf R'y about
100 miles this side of st. Louis. He
reports Charley sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. G. I. Shadford returned last
week from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Andy Lininger, in Arkansas.
Chas. Harms has purchased DC
acres OF land of D. A. Fauver, lying
along the Bryan Pike, half mile east
: of the Corners.
The recent snowfall in this locality
was phenomenal. 1t was Of a red
.slish brown color, and when melted
Al resented an exceedingly muddy
appearance. After standing for "a
hours it was still unsettled. The
cause of this is probably the falling
with the snow of microscopic or
ganisrn. We await scientific analy-
sis.
Mrs Selwyn Kline of Tubbsville,
died this morning Of lung fever and
pleurisy, after an illness Of over two
weeks. Further particulars next
week, VERITAs.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-02-27
ELERY.
ToPsY.
ELERY, Feb. "a.

ELERY, Feb. "a.
We are to have another new eleva-
tor in the near future.
The widow of Jerry Garwick moved
to-day, to Holgate we think.
Will Roddy is still visiting in this
community.
Dan Grim has traded his team for
a fine driving horse.
Joe Bittikofer and Will Roddy were
over north Of Napoleonlast Saturday.
Meeting is still going on at the
Stevens school house and at the
Heckler church.
Mrs. John Heilman is very sick.
Frank Beal harvested nice crop
of ice last week.
Misses Nettie and May Booher
were in Napoleon last Saturday.
Will Roddy boughta horse at the
Garwiok sale last week. x.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-02-27
DISEASES OF WoMEN.-we have a special de


partment, thoroughly organized, and devoted
exclusively to the treatment of diseases of
women. Every case consulting our specialists,
whether by letter or person, Is given the most
careful and considerate attention. Important
cases land we get few which have not baff1ed the
skill of all the home physciansl have the bene.
fit of full council of skilled specialists. In
treatment of diseases peculiar to females, our
success has been marked, over two-thrds of
our patients being ladies, old, young, married,
single, rich and poor. Our method Is entirely
free from objectionable features of the general
practitioner, namely, ''Local treatment" We
seldom find 1t necessary. Weprepare remedies,
constitutional and local, as tie case demands,
and instruct ladies how to treat themselves.
MARRiAGE.-Married persons, or young men
contemplating marriage, aware of physical
weakness, 1ossof provocative powers, ,impotency
or any other rdisqualifcations, speedily restored.
PRIVATE DiSEASES.-Blood Poison, Venereai
Taint, G1eet, Structure, Seminal Emissions,
Loss Of Sexual Power, Weakness of Sexual
Organs, Want of Desire In Male or Female,
whether from imprudent habits of youth or
sexual habits of mature years, or any cause that
debi1itatcs the sexual functions, speedily and
permanently cured. Consultation free and
strictly confidential. Absolute cures guaran.
teed. Medicines sent free from observation to
all parts of the United States.
EPILEPSY OR FlTS-Positive1y cured by new
and never-failing method. Testimonials fur.
uished.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-02-27
Hoods, D.uf-, easy to buy, easy to take,
AAOOu . lIlS easy in effect. 25c.
Rates to Hot Springs,
Arkansas.

The Wabash Line has on sale round trip cxcurs-
ion tickets, good ninety days, 10 the FamoI Bot
Springs of Arkan las, at very low rates. Through
sleeping car service from principal stations on the
Wabash Line, al but one change Of cars dn St.
Louis ULion Station) to Hot SPRINGS
Hot Springs is the only health resort owned, In
dorsed and conducted by the United States Gov
ernment. Climate like that Of Italy. This IL the
best season to go. Oys 300 hotels and boarding
houses at rates to suit all visitors. The hot waters
have for fifty years been found uncScelled for he
cure of rheumatism, blood and skin diseases, fe-
male complaints, troubles Of the stomach, liver
and kidneys, insomonia, nervous proetration, &c.
Illustrated pamphlets and full information
furnished by any ticket agent of the Wahash
Railroad, or O. S. CRANE, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, St Louis, Mo.