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PJGRCrVAL, THI3 I'OET.
The aiuii IVlio Made AVclistor's Dic
tionary ami I;1 in I'overty.
When the young ana accomplished
widow of Fairfield made the attempt
to support hcrsc.f and children by the
publication and sale of Percival's po
ems, the pious flort was announced in
an organ of the Boston literati under
the heading; "Bin' a Broom! Buy a
Broom! Come Buy of a Wandering
Bavarian a Broom !"
The gentle, sensitive Percival barely
escaped falling a victim to this mode
of attack. Shortly after the iirst pub
lication ofhis poems and the criticisms
upon the same, he was found insensible
in a stone quarry, where he had sought
to rid himself of the brains which had
proved his curse by buttinir his head
against the rocky walls, llis literary
assassins represented this attempt at
self-destruction as the result of disap
pointment in love, but there was nof an
incident connected with his social rela
tions to justify or giro color to this con
clusion, llis was eminently an ethereal
nature mind without passion.
He published no more but devoted
himself entirely to scientific pursuits,
for which he had a remarkable apti
tude, until his physical necessities com
pelled him to become a hack writer for
distinguished literary men of more
practical ability. He was the sole au
thor, compiler and editor of the first
edition of Webster's Unabridged Dic
tionary, giving not onJy the definitions,
but the root and history of over 1G.000
words derived from other languages,
including all the written languages of
the world thirty in number of every
one of whicli he must have had sonie
critical knowledge. Itegarded in this
light, it is the most wonderful literary
labor ever performed by one man. 2o
other lexicographer ever accomplished
it. Dr. Johnson was the literary won
der of his age. Horace Walpole says
of him: "His dictionary is a surprising
work for one man, but sufficient ex
amples in foreign countries show that
Ihc work is too much for one man, and
that a society alone pretend to publish
a standard dictionary." Webster's
first dictionary was only a compilation
from standard authorities, with the ad
dition of purely American idioms and
ctymoiygy, exhibiting neither original
ity norreseareh, being adapted only to
the use of schools to the learners and
not to the learned and was rejected
sis a standard by the British institu
tions of learning on account of tho
slang phrases, with only a local signifi
cation, which it attempted to introduce
into the commou English language. In
regard to derivative words, which com
prise so large a share of our language,
the dictionary edited by Percival and
published in the name of ICoah Web
ster, is now adopted as the highest
standard authority by all the universi
ties of Great Britain and America. The
great fortune of Noah Webster in life,
and his world-wide fame as the great
est lexicographer of any age, are based
.solely upon the unrequited labor of
James G. Percival, who died in poverty
in a miner's cabin in Western Wiscon
sin, "amvpt, unnonorea ana un
sung." The only remuneration which Perci
val ever rcct-ived for this unparalleled
work was a bare subsistence which
probably did not exceed $3G0 a year
a place to live and his necessary work
ing tools, books of reference. That lie
"lived in a garret after the manner of
the old poets," was probably true of
his student days, but when he under
took the work cf the dictionary his em
ployers built him a study after his own
model. It was a small bui ding, with
out window or door facing any public
thoroughfare, lighted from the top a
sort of niuii.iisli cc.l in which, sur
rounded by his books, he could pursue
- his labors uniuteriuptcd by idle curi
osity. It was reported with what
truth I cannot vouch that th s study
and the librarv which had been fur
nished him, when he had finished the
work, were reclrimed by his employers.
They were not "nominated in the
bond." IIj.i. Bcrltih Ijixwh, in lac Se
attle (W. T.) ilea d.
o-
Oily Recollections.
Mr. Drape, the real estate broker,
read a paper on oil production and con
sumption before the Historical Associa
tion, an cx.rrci. of which is as fol
lows: While it is a source of wonderful
revenue to the judicious operator, it is
at the same tin.c a rapid y depleting
force to the bank balance of the novice.
The origin of petroleum is involved in
greater obscurity than the "origin of
coal. Some contend mat it is a sub
stance of organic origin, while others
claim it is of a m'neral origin. The
first oil coinpanj- of wii'ch we have ac
knowledge existe I in Venango county
in 1829. A couple of men gathered a
few barrels of oil from Gil creek, and,
procuring a horse and waon, begau
vemlr it ilirotisrhont the country as a
toedic'Ai. 'i.-I n":7.i6 was tur'.ved from
spclro a rock, and o'cum, oil, or rcc.c oil.
'The Egyptians rergniz;;d its value 17G0
VB. C On one of lhj Ioniau islands
there is an old fountain that has flowed
for over 2.C0J years. General Hays
.states that in 18.G he purchased the en
tire product of the Frankl.n region,
amounting to tixtoen barrels, and re
tailed it in this city at ?1 per gallon.
This was probably the first corner in
oil. In ISio L v.-.s Peterson, Sr.,
brought a sample bottle of pclroleum
to tins city from h s salt well at Tarea
tum. He" Morrison Foster and David
Anderson txperimented with ic and
found that it vjuld bo made an excellent
lubricator. P. v. -5 U3cd l:i :!:'; II. pc
cotton factory for ten yc-ars, iho pro
prietors being the only ones cognizant
of tiie fact. "" The Pennsylvania lljek
Oil Company was formed" in lids year,
and experimented in the neighborhood
of Titusville. On August 28.lii 9, oil
iu lare quantities was first, dfsnovorcd.
The first cargo was Liouht down on
the stcaruer Venango iu ISO by Cap
tain Kej-noids. The cargo was readily
disposed of at S2 cents per gallon. This
lucky venture sounded the ke ite to
the oil interests in Venango and other
counties, and the entire district was
thrown into a blaze of excitement. O.l
City, Piihole. Tidioute and other cities
sprang tip With mushroom rapidity,
and Oil creek became ihe centre of
ceaseless-activity. The first oil carried
across the Atlantic was m 1SG0, and
taken o er by a canny Scot in homeo
pathic doses. " The tr: ffij has increased
to such an exici.t that now several
hundred ycsjC-s are t-ngaged in trans
porting it nen.s the sen. " la 1831 the
exports amounted to bJ,Ui.U gallons
while in lfeSo the
shii m-Jiits amounted
to over
4U2.000.000 gallons. Dunn
the past twenty-live yea's, tne raw ni?
terial has Sl-actiiaiod" in price from 41
cents to i'Ji p -r wine
Willi an nver-
ajre price of 2.5J j
er Lanei. ruis-
bury Commerci d '-"- I c.
Amoa-T the adherents of the Mormon
Church Hi U.ah urc 5ir.O00 of Scandi
navian and Lutheran s.ock. A special
effort, is . e.ng made t lostore tii-jni to
Christianity The Presbyterians are
workiii' tn.fuh 'urwegi:t;i evange-
ltoic Tin. Al tnrw'is.s l::ivy :ii)lii)lille
d
.-. :.. ..,-... ;.....,. . s:.. A 1.. l-.
a yui .u-"iu .u.3 iuii-ij u -" "-.
iviu-rj L j::is croclcil a church udtLc-!
I 1 !.' 'I'.,.. Kli-nilicli
anuupcuvu .. .-u.. ..o ....
LiUluuraiis n:;v bent " iii.uaif., hi-u
I. os rrntwt f. : i-ii'i'vu 'iitlon. tub! il!
..t... --rt - ...
Danish Ltiiiienni fiur
coniruQEce ojienitiim -
v . . :ii
o- -. ' ( 1
Mrs.
lilo:uiu
U.":i!l. i:ioii:;'a.:i, ii i'-vti.
.. - !' . ... . ...4..
Qs::tSi;roi5 ol iwenty-.nroo, )
uskeii
for :t ,0Jl.iI-.:t:0U Irom A;t!C.:Uilar
Thoiup.-ui
, i in liio ilMlmir truilo
. .
sszze
IU CV iur.. -" ii.uuijrau...m .... - -S!,tiSf.ictnr.v ex'iiniiuuioi: in tne ine
aelf i d llintlM-.i tinilli-eivcs without ' oryand Prai-tl-oort ncliim; and a good de
.: ... l '.,f .. .r,i--i t, k-r-il oil' -;-ti-5 iKrooormiercrtsisti-achingand stovernmso
Uic :t:d oi c:-ni,.:i . Ke..i un.w..iis. .(.oI ,vin ,)f. r.-vor,itdv considered. Ab
aud Aicxintdi-r ..".. not, uomg wu.l uy , I(.a:itsnroro,,nt,(!( A) furiiish testimo-
.- t . .,..i...... n -tu ..if
iter.
Tno w::i iL-oidial Uiai. U.oil-.i-
hu hn.l .vritf.-j: :J i:cr :. ni dear w.iu
:tud sl-'iietl hi;u?e.t r. iu-r a.rjctiu:i:il
SJajS&eSEESESSnSSEtK
THE TllUE TEST.
l man is hungry within an
If
hour more or less alter a meal he is
a dispeplic, it shows his stomach is
not able to dispose of what he bus
eaten, but to eat again and thus im
pose more work, is absurditj. ' ake
Dr. Jonses' lied Tonic Clover whicli
cures dyspepsia, and all stomach,
liver, kidney and bladder troub es.
It is a perfect tonic, appetizer, blood
purifier, a sure cure for ague
and
malaria diseases. Trice 50 cents
of Kober & Co.
. -
Xulice.
All persons desiring to fettle
their accounts with us while the
books are still in our bunds, must 1
so on or before the first day of
April 18S4, as after the above date,
the accounts will be placed in the
hands of a collector for settlement.
W G. Williams.
!N. II. Blosseu.
March G -iw
CAUSE OF FAILURE.
Want of confidence accounts for
half of the business failures of
to d:iy. JMiller & Case, tho Druu
gist, is not liable to fail for the want
of confidence in Dr. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung S3"rup. for lie gives
away a bottle free to all who are
sufiering with Coughs, Colds. As'li
ma, Consumption and all affections
the Throat and Lungs.
Sing-, Qli Si:iff. that Sons'
Agass:.
How can you, when you cough at
every breath ? Why. get a bottle
of Dr. Bigolow's Positive Cure, and
you will be answered. It cures
coughs colds, consumption,
whooping coujrh, and all diseases of
the lungs, and it will cost )'ou noth
ing to test it, if you crll at B. 0.
Kelcr's drug sto'c.
April 19 th, 1S83 1 year.
TlbtJitLX'S AltXICA.' SALTS
The greatest medical wonder of
the world. Warranted to speedily
cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers.
Salt Rheum, Pcver Sores, Cancers,
Piles, Chilblains. Corns, Totter,
Chapped Hands, and all other skin
eruptions., guaranteed to cure in
every ins'ancc, or money refunded.
25 cents per box. For sale by F.
Harrington' Eel) 15, 1 yr.
PERFECT SrTGCESS.
Those two words have a vast
meaning when fully comprehended.
A perfect euccess can be truthfully
app'ied to Dr. Jones' Red Clover
Tonic, which cures dyspepsia, bil
lousness, costtveness, all diseases of
the kidneys, liver and bladder. It
is a perfect tonic and blood purifier ;
it keeps the skin puro and bright,
drives away pimples and makes the
ganeral health excellent. Price 50
cents, at Reber &- Co.
March 1, 'S3 1'.
Thousands Say So.
Mr. T W. Atkins. Girard. Kan ,
writes: "I never hesitate to recom
mend your Llectric Bitters to my
customers, they give entire S'tis
faction and are rapid sellers." Elec
tric Bilters are the purest and bes
medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints.
I'urifythe blood and regulate the
bowels. No faini'y can afford to be
without them. They will save hun
dreds of dollars in doctor's bills ev
ery year. Sold at fifty cents, by F.
Harrington.
April 19th, 1S83 1 year.
A WIDE AWAKE DRUGGIST.
Mr. F. Harrington isalvays wide
awake in bis business and spares uo
pains to secure the best of every sir
tie'e in his line. He has secured
the agency for the celebrated Dr.
King's 2sew Discovery for Conitimp
tion, the only certain cure known
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs- Sold on a pos
itive guarantee. Will give vou a
trial bottle free.
Regular sizt;
SI.
Mch 22, 83 ly.
i Ji i i i ii ii
4.
GRAVIS ROBBERS.
Of all c'asseaof people tho pro
.ssional grave robbers are the
most despised. Te robs us of our
denr fr ends for a few dollars. How
different is this new grave lobber.
Dr. Uigelow's Positive Cure, which
robs graves ot thousands of con
mmptives. This uneqiialed remcch
for coughs, colds and consumption,
whooping cong!, croup and all
throat and lung diseases ; subdues
and conquers these troubles speedily,
safely and thoroughly. Trial bot
tles free of B. C. Reber
April 19, '33-ly,
& no.
TJllA.CI
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ElAffilNATIO
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iv 1
Li
TUeSaiioiil Kxasniners of flocking conn-ty.O.in-,
will meet ut the
Union School iIou,sey
ON THE
First :tad Third .Saturdays ol
liach 31onth.
.UOoVloclr, a. 1:1., except January. July
.tiii Ausiu-t. AppliPintsniustlurnish pro
iid purcio; es !.y whieh they will roecivc
thcicoiilt oi the examination.
TESTIMONIALS
fiCrood mo-lciiaracter will be required tr.
l!iio unKiiowii to ihe Bird.
Tha -fading Is rupi't'tuutcii 011 :i senleo!
to !.'') , and six el isms of aerl;:ieate.s will
be issued, viz:
OSA31 S.
First Class, FiM- W-ar.-.. N' branch Ifss
than s::ii:d an exi.erieiu t of not le-.s than
Itiree e:':,:ei-iitivo yeais 01 te.ic
in? next
ci"hten
iirM-pi'diim mi' Sipnn.Miitii
months of wliieli
experience
.shall hae
!1W1 , ,, .,1 ,..,,
..'..pini Ci 1-,-. Tnree Ye.-.rs. When tiie
.nmimlll ll!i. JIISlVr.L'I'Ilt !fl. no Lraiii'Ii
'-"',,, uU.-,in.: twenty funrmonthfex-
,,ri..n..ilii t-ni-PliiL'.
Thin! (H.i-&. Twenty Four llont lis
An
i -" ,. . . -,. i .... .1 ,-- i
' ... ... .....nit mi r: ur-i! i ... :ii..ii oi .Hill
ei-'hteen months expel leiifc in leaiyihi.
i Fourth ei-.ss, liiul.toen Months. Ail v-
era uo )i Mi no nr.iiion ies.s iukm i.i.hiu
cwelvo iiiontsi'sexperspiieein teneiiuijr.
PiKbfilass.TwelM'Monuii,. i nen in nt
, branch there is le.K thin 7".
j i,rajioh tliere is e-sthiii. 1.0. This i a trial
certiueaieanii win ii-m i-iuru ... ... c.r
1 ..u.ni.t iclu. It... r.,i'.i,t !;( cr.Sftnl l.I.S.
lliwim " ...---,.-.-- - .-- .
ni.ilbofsiood moniiciianicicr.
FOR SALE.
A Dwelling House in Bragg
lown will be sold cheap lor cash.
Cll on
N. J. WEIL AND.
Feb. 21, 'Si If
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J.L. I'.UICIIT
J. P. H.STi'DFM
Ii:xamii4ers
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Eotafe
Hocking Valley & Tofcdo
RAILWAY,
The Shortest Route Between
AND THE
OHIO RIVER
TIME CAJtD.
Taking Effect, JNToy. 18,
CENTRAL TIME.
JO
JO.
SOUTH BOUND.
Lv Toleilo n 00 a m 1010 a m 5 Xi pm
Fo-,torla C,2l ... 11 SI ... 7 02 ...
tii rev G .",;... 12 0-jpm . .ta ...
Up. Ssiuidnsfcy . 7 SO ... 12 10... S 10 ...
Marion SO!)... 120... 847 ...
J respect S :W... 140. 0 07 ...
lieloware 8 56... 2 05... 0 32 ..
Ar Columbus OoO... 3 00... 10 2.) ...
Lv Columbus.,
Lancaster....
Loan
7 rut si in 3 05 pm t; 00 pm
!( 17 a ia 4 .12 pm 7 21 pin
10 02 a in 3 IS pm S 12 pm
. 11 0o a in 6 SO pni 3 20 pm
Ar Atlicns..
Ar Galli polls
I'omeioy
1 r.7 pm SSOprn
.2 02 pm -9 35 pm
NORTH BOUND.
Lv Poracroy.
Ciillipolis...
420 am 4 15pm
, . .5 10 am 5 09 pm
IiVAthens
7 05 am 7 05 pm 1245pm
Iiv Logan
Lancaster
Ar Columbus..
...8HI am S 17 nm 1 47 pm
... 012am 8 58 pm 2. '12 pm
...10 SO am 10 20 pm 3 55pm
Lv Columbus...
Delaware
Prospect
Marion ,
Up. Sandusky
Carey
Fostoria
Ar Toledo
.. 11 10 am 5O0am 4 15 pm
...12 31 pm 5f.2 am 5 07 pm
1 00 pm f.15 am 5:52 pm
1 25 pm G SI am 5 52 pm
2 15 pm 7 25 am 0 45 pm
. 2 O pm 7 45 am 7 05 pm
. . . 3 15 pm S 15 am 7 37 pm
4 35 pm 1) 35 am 0 00 pin
Direct .connections made ill Union T)o-
pot at Columbus, for Newark, Zanesviilt;,
Pittsburg, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washing
ton and Philadelphia; also for Dayton,
Cincinnati, Louisville and all points South
and southwest. , , ,,
pry, close connections at. Toledo for De
troit and all points in Mlclngau and Can
ada. W U H.VURISOX.Gen'l Pass. Ag't. .
Columbus. Ohio
E2 ,fc ? a S
"iiorss.
fJKJttk0 B
of volumes a year. The choices, literature
oftlie world. Catulosue tree. Lowest pri
ces ever knowo. otsold by dealers. Sent
for examination before payment on evi
dence of jiood faith.
.TXO. B. ALDEN, Publisher,
P O Box 1227 18 vesay st, N Y
jffi
fi.
Mammoth Invoice ef
mQQT& &
CT.et
Jnrj
of
every description, which the
above named local deal
er has provided
for his
CUSTOMERS
embrace everything desirable in
the general lines of Bool
wear that may be called for
adapted to 'all ages and
both sexes, and in all the
Kef- Shapes and of the
Jllost Approved Makes.
These goods are all fresh and
have been carefully se
lected, and are
GUARANTEED
TO GIVE EKTIP.E
SATISFACTION
to purchasers alike as regards
wearing qualities and prices.
"'..i.
F
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f?
n
x?:- '? 'C'.i
--c;i5S sS r
mM
FASHIONABLE
Merchant
Tailoring.
-IT'S TH SfM A TTh
1-f IH S? a K" I
jlv jijw ' j-j" --
FavoralilyjTtnown So f,li'i community as
one ot the best
TAlIiOBS
In the State, has opined n Merchant Tail
oring Shop in theSpyby biiildiiisninl will
keep on lniiid the best aud latest btyiea Oi
re pT
illli
and will inalie
c .
Smts TO rcitJJL'
onshort notice. CaHaiM see his slock of
GMOMS
Pi M
oft!ielAtuUstylo-!,-'V(;:i!""tIlI':.,:f'!
w'.neii tlioy are lurnUhed. le.iect
Ii
y
SEMBlilG
OR!
r -dsl 3n a f.
i-as
Dr7j.n.ECEESCKliiJ Jnetpabliahoda book on
glSEASgS OF THE L0KOS
fi:o HOW TO CISRE THERS
v. h:ch is offered FSEB. rortpaitLto ,311 oprlicanfa.
ItcoataiitniAlrnHTa'''''fOTohwhoBnpposo
Lbenuialwa abided with.or liablo to any disease of
SStooTinsw. Meaticatto ; paper. Addresa
yjv" yyau inch JnjZua cr CtTSiaa iUofcJ t
3I1G0EE &RESTAURfi8"
aJLMS? S.i.3SCiG. Prop,
LAXCASTEK, OHIO.
The icop!e of Loir arc-invited to call
on me when in 11. o city for
LiYesli Uioceiies, Clioice Wines,
Best Ueer aiul Cigars.
..... f.t!ii;rniii will be Minrlii'd with fresh
l)VMcrs,ia IMSll and ovniiuns uiu
niaikel afiords jn t.itun. Jnay lu, 'cS I
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ROUTE.
n&t Wiwo
Between tho
EAST & WEST,
NORTH and SOUTH.
"This Great Through Kouto
is now Completed and in Full
Operation, running through Pas
senger Trains daily, as follows :
3Three solid trains each way between
Columbus, Indianapolis and Peoria
KSTTwo trains each way between Colum
bus, Indianapolis and Decatur.
fiBTwo trains each way between San
dusky, Indianapolis l'eoriaand Decatur.
isfi'l'wo trains each way between San
dusky. Dayton and Cincinnati.
jijs,Tiiree trains each day between San
dusky, Springfield and Columbus.
WB-FtMir trains ach way between Colum
bus, Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
i3Tvori;nspaoIi way between Colum
bus, Springfield, Indianapolis it Chicago.
With Slecplngand Reclining Chiir Cars
on Xight Trains, and eleaant Parlor and
modern Dav "ochesonDay Trains.
Its track is laid with heavy steel rails,
thoroughly ballasted, with easy grades and
ti-w curves. Traversing as it does l be heart
oi the three groat states of Ohio, Indiana,
a nil Illinois, uniting In c1om business re
lationship the capital cities oi the first and
second, with the second city ot the third,
mid passing through a large numberol the
most impoitnnl cities and towns in each,
and with all its central location makes it
The Shortest and Mr.st Desirable
Route between the East & West.
KSThrough Tickets and Baggage Checks
to all principal points, Xorth, East, South
and West, can be obtained at any Ticket
Olllce of tho I- B.& W. It'y, als via this
route at all railroad office?- thron. bout the
country. Bates always as low as the low
est. Don't purchase tickets to any point
without first consulting the agents of the
I.B.&AV. RV.
Particular advantages oueied to Western
Emigrants. Land and Tourist Tickets to
all points readied by any line.
o.Passenger Trains leave Columbus, as
follows: 0:30 a. m., 3:20 and 11:05 p. m.,
Standard time.
C. E. Henderson, Gen'l Manager II. M
Broniou, Gen'i Ticket An't.
JaMES DkWOLF, Pass Ag't.
20 North High St., Columbus, O
OHIO CENTRAL HAfLRflfiB.
Timo Card takirn,' Eflecl Feb 11. 8S
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Uonnectionsaremadent Fostoria with L
E &. W K'y for Findhiy, Lima, St Marys
Muucioaiid L:if.iyetle, Ind, Bioomington
Ill..Kansas City andSt Louis.
At ilucyruslor all points on P F V & C i
Railway
At LeverlUR for Crestline, Cleveland, and
all points on Columbus Divisions of 0 C C &
railway.
At Ceuterburs for Mt Vernon, Clinton,
Akron and all points on U Alt VAC !'!
At Bremen and New Lexington for 'uw
ark, Lancaster, Z.inesvilieand all points on
Cineinnatiand AtusUiHgum Valley Divis
ion of P C x St Louis R'y,
At Junction City for Shawnee and all
points on Straitsville T)i v U & O It'd.
At Coliuniius connection is. made at ITn
ion Dcpt with tniins for Cincinnati. Louia
ville, Indianapolis, Wiishiimton,Baltimote
and nil Southern and Eastern cities.
W II Vandegritt, Sup't
Hudson Fitch,
G G Hadley, Geu'l Ticket Ag't
licnctal Managor.
(Continued from last week)
How Watch Cases are Made.
In 1875, thirteen men comprised the
entire working force used in the manu
facture of the James .Boas' GoldWatch Case.
Now overIre hundred are employed, and tho
number is constantly increasing. The $ca
son of this increase is this: In the James
Bosf Gold Watch Case all the metal in sight
and subject to wear is solid gold, while tho re
mainder, which only lends strength to the
case, is of stronger metal than gold,
giving gold where gold is needed, and
fctrong, elastic metal where strength and
elasticity are needed, a combination pro
ducing a watch case better than solid gold
and at one-iiaxf the cost. ablj3k
Over 200,000 of these cases &"
have been sold, and every jeweler in the
country can testify to their quality and
merit. t.rtrtv. Minn.. Tine. B. 1SM2.
K-IV-far
E. V. Marsh, of tho Democrat, bought a Jae. JJoss
Gold Watch case 18 years am, and earned it until a
enonnmoai
irn. -whfiii T lmrrlinswl it. and sold it to a
customer. The casa showed no signs of wear, except
tnat natural 10 any case, ana i. am saosneu cau vo
Bafely guaranteed for at least tenyears more. I have
Bold the James Boss' GoldWatch Caseformany years,
and tho parties who bought tho first ones are carry
ing them today, as well sauelled as thoush they had
bouarht a solid pold caso costimrtwicc the money. I
regard them as the only cases of this kind a Jeweler
should sell who desires to prive his customers tho
worth of their money or values his reputation.
Wm. J. Cushwat, Jeueltr.
Bend Seat stamp to treys0310 Watch Case Factories, PhlU.
delpMa, ra.,forliandsomt Illn&trated rampbletslunTliiE;luw
James llosb' aad Kejslone Watch Cases aro jaaJa.
iToteCorMnuedJ
aSAOOG IH!I1WSR3
if
C555 CASK, 1 ,COO Ii iperted NoTelty rooict
Kni-ea and 5,t)GO lo. ads of tha Great
2&ir e fij'SK t2A77 e?ca em
1 4 in te rc-
3 i V.Qc -
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j&V-g. S Kg? 3T2zl
eMSWSKG TOBACCO
TO BE QWEM AWAY I
PVF.ftV L'QN'SHaiER EwinsroverROtapjwIIl
be it!iVAiii5;-:. sioy toist.S5rtv2a,sJ
l ctven in rotition, tho larcext umiilicr of taws ro
turned wiM recniva tho first reward, SUM) CiLsh,
n.-cc:nl iuKlicrt. H'.HJ, and so oa do-cu to a lCct. rliw
of 'X.ii'.)-'J.Oi! tobacco at'.efo CliriEtmas and iMcw
Yir reivards vnil be d:strilmted lietween Dscem
hst 3th ci.l January Itt Chew this delightful to
b 'oo. the bfst ever made. Save thotasaud send
tlasa by mail, behrecn Deceaibcr 13th and SClh, to tho
WtZJSOX & MCCJAT.I.AY TCItACCO CO.
I,IlI!IETO.VN. OHIO.
Z2T Cat addresa out and paste on Envelope.
This is THE FINEST POUND PLUG EVER MADE.
ASK VGUR DEALER FOR ZOO-ZOO.
C3Insiat ou 2uri it aad you -vnllmo&o othat
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WELL REWAKDED.
A liberal reward will be paid to
a'nv party who will produce a case
of Liver, Kidney or Stomach com
plaint that Electric Bitters will not
speedily .cure. Bring them along,
it will cost you nothing for tho med
icine if it fails to cure, and you will
bo well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All Blood diseases, Bil
iousness, Jaundice, Constipation,
and general debility are quickly
cured. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price only fifty
cents per bottle. For sale by F.
Harrington.
TIME TABLE.
P. C. $ St Louis R R
Pan Handle Route
Schedule in cfleet Jan. 11th, 1SSI. Trainsdo
liartlrom Lancaster, as follows:
Going West.
Dap.irt.
Cin. Kxpress 9:22 am
Mull ... - - .4:37 pm
Washington Local Fro Iglit 4 17 a in
Goln East.
Cincinnati Express.
Mail
Depart.
4:22 p m
9:22 a m
Above trains rim daily excent Sundnr
KB-Tlie'ime Riven above is Central
Standard Time which is 28 minutes slower
than Columbus time:
Pullman Palace Sleeping ami Hotel Cars
attached to through trains on the same
line P C a St L' Railway run without
chan'ge, west bound to Indianapolis. St.
LouU- ami Chicago; eastbound to Pitts
buis, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Washington,
Pnihidelphia and New York.
For time table, rates of fare, through
tickets :nid buy'ue 'checks and further in
lorihntion reiir.lin the running of trains,
apply to N. S.AValpo'c, Ticket Ajjent.Lan
caster Ohio.
JAH.JIcCREA, E.A.FORD.
ilaimcer. Con. Pa.s.-? & Tut. Ast
Columbus, O. Pittsburgh, Pa.
TJCKJUB'S
MEAT MARKET,
In the Kellai-jBuikling.
Mr. Jdfcn Uc'ter will sup ply tho public,
his meat shop in Keller's Buildiui; witt n
kinds of the very best men ts, at reii-oiiiih
Jirices. Meats of all kinds constantly o
iVuid. Tho highest price pain fir latent
tie, sl.-eep and iiogs. . January 3, 1SS4 ly
CONSUMPTION.
haTO a positiTO remedy for tho above disease : by
use thousands of cases of the worst kind and of long
standing havo been cured. Indeed, tostrone is or
faith in its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES
FRKE, togetlier with a VALUABLE TKEATISE on
this disease, to any sufferer. Giyo express and P. O.
Address. D&T.A.SLOCUtf,mPoarlSLNevYork.
T-V't ml "KS ? Grote's (Jreece
S4il :tei - 52.70; Mncauhty's
Kngland, S.C0; lcen'sDngitincI $l;7o; Schil
ler's Thirty years War 40c; Creasy 'sFirt en
Decisive Battles, 40c- Carlyle's French Rev
olution.b'Oc; Green, Schiller, Creasy and
Carlyle iu one S.50; Kenrick'.s Ancient
Egypt, 31; Kollir's Ancient History J2.70c;
Gibbon' Rome, 31.70; Hume's Kngiund,
SS.75; Frofssart's Clironicler 51J25. Cata
logue dbO.0,10 volumes irt.e.
.lOHN If. A LIKT. Publishers,
P O Bos 1227. 18 Voey st , New York.
IGURE FITS!
When I say cure I do not mean merely to stop them
for a time and then haro them return acnin. I mean a
Edical cure. I havo madn tho disease of 1TTS, KFI-BPSYOBFALLlNOSICKNESSabfe-lonB
study,
I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Because
other have faded is no reason for not now receiving a
core, fiend at once for a Trc.-.tiso and a Free Bottle of
jnyinfallibloremedy. GivoE1r.res3acdP0stoffice.lt
costs you nnthinst fcr a trial, end I will cure you. .
Address Da. H. G. BOOT, 1E3 Pearl St., Xm York.
Tho Laading Magazine .'or Boys and Glrli-
ST. NICHOLAS.
HJilod by Mrs. Mary Mapea Dodt'e.
The New Tork Tiibune once said: "In
tlinuvalaiicheol immoral literature that
threatens the children, siitncstronK vitally f
whoUoineand really attractive magazine
isrequlred for them, and St Nicholas ins
reached h liisiior platform and conimaiids
fr this service wnJer rnsounres In an aim
letters than any of ilsprinieoei-oi-s or eon
temporarie'. The reieience to the wide 10
s,)iirces in artand letters cunnuandud by
SO'icholits V:.s nuve-r more fully illustra
tsd than by thoixtraordinary lut of at
tractions which that magazine ;inuooiiw
for 1SSL The following will bo bomc oi the
laadii gcontrlbutois:
Louisa M. Alcott, J.T. Trowbrid!;e,C-pt.
Alayne Ueid, lljaltnar lljoith Hoyein,
M:-.mice Thompson, Frank B. Stockton,
Chas. Dudley Warner, Jo.iquiu Aliller. Fii2
abeth Stuart Pht-lpsl Alls. A. 1). T. V.hit
nev. Julian Ilawtliorii.Celia Tliaxter, Ma
rv Mnpes Dodge, Lieut. Frtderick S-liwat
k:i, Roce Hawthorne Lathrop, E. S. Brook,
(ieorue W. Cnble,('li:is. U. Iceland, Susan
FuiiIiuoreCooper. John O. Wliittler, "II
II.." W. O. Sto.id:tid, C. P. Criinch,nc
scoreaol other dislidgnlsned wiiters. Thr
best artists and engravers illustrate the
magazine, it lias been truly sain that the
reading oi St i'icholas is
A Liberal Education
u
for tho boys and girls vlvo. are roitun-ite
eiioimli
to have it. In no- other booic oi
al is ins'truc-tlnnpahappiLC blended
re.itio.iandamusi.ment.
periodic
with rec
The price is S" a year, or Scents a num
ber. Bookseller, ni'ws dealers, and pott
matjrs receive Mibscnptionsor remitancr-m-iy
b.i uui'lo direct to the publishes iy
money or e pros order, buuK eheck. dratt
or In reiiter-d letter.
The Cciutur v Company, Nw Yorrc.X Y.
Kocli Caiiily Conrrh Care.
Warranted to Cure, or money refum'.i 6
Coupiiis, Colds. Hoarseness., 'lluoat r.ni.
LmiK lionbles. (also yood for childrci'..;
Hock L'AyDY Couuit CUnt" contains t!ie
liealins propeities ot pure while Bock
C.inilv witli Extracts of Knots mid Horrs
Only '"' ::" ts. Large bottles 5!. 00 cheapest
to buy. tor sale uy
352IicS: C'e.
J.innary -I, lSGf.
AY
Ckeny Pectoral.
Ko other coir, plaints are so insidious in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
nono so trilled with by the majority of suifer
eri. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a trifling or unconscious ex
posure, is often but the begiimiug of a fatal
sickness. Avon's Ciiekiiy Pectoral has
well proven its efficacy in a forty jearb' light
with throat and lung diseases, anil should bo
taki iu all cases without delay.
A Terrible Cough. Cnred.
" In lcViT I took a severe cold, which affected
mv lunss- I had a terrible cough, and passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
"gave 111c up. 1 tried Ayuk's CiinniiV Pec
toral, which relieved my lungs, induced
Bleep, and allorded me tiie rest necessary
for tho recovery of iny strength. Iy the
continued use of the Pjctokal a perma
nent cure Mas clfccled. I am now KL years
old, halo and hearty, and a;a saticiied your
CUEltKY PCTui:al. saved me.
Horace Faikiirotuuc,"
Eoci-insham, Vt., July 15, 18S2.
Croup. A r.lollier'8 Tribute.
"Vhilo in tlio country Inst winter my litllo
boy, three years old, was taken ill with croup;
"it seemed as if ho would die from strangu
lation. One of the family suggested the uce
of Avuu's Cherry Pectoral, a bottle of
cyhich was always kept in the house. This
was tried in small and frequent doses, and
to our delight in less than half an hour tho
little patient was breathing easily, 'ihe doc
tor s.iid that th Ciierrv Pi.ciorai. had
saved my da Wing's life. Can ou wonder at
our gratitude '.' Sincerely j ours,
Jlus. 1-:jima Gr.nxi.v."
1D0 "West 12Sth St., Sew York, May 1C, U82.
"I have used Ayer's CnizititY Pectoral
in mv family for several jears, and do not
hesitate to pronour.ee it the most effectual
remedy for coughs and colds we have ever
tried. A. .1. Cnr.SK."
Lako Crystal, Jlinn., JIaicli 13, ltf-.
"I suffered for eight yo.-rs f'omllrmichitls,
and after trying niaii-, rruictiiis with 116 suc
cess. I was cured by the u-c of AVhll'.s CltKR
y Pkitor a l. Jonki'ii AY.vi.Diuf."
ltyhalia, Miss., April 5, ltb'J.
" I cannot sav enough in praise of AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral, believing as I do that
but for its use I should long tince have died
from lung troubles. 1". 15raudo:."
Palestine, Texas, April 22, 16(:2.
No case of an affection of tho throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the use of AVER'S Cherry Pectoral,
and it will altcays cure when the diseaso is
iic-t auc&dy bejond the control of medicine.
1'REiWRED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayep&Co., Lowell, fVlass.
Sold by ail Druggists.
FRANK MYERS,
Occupies a Room iu the
G1MBLE BUILDING,
(Opposite Rochester's)
lie Keeps a selected stock of ready made
Boots and Shoeb.
Custom Made Work a Specialty.
ATTACHMENT.
U.Iliclniut, Plaintiff, vsD. K. Ilitt, DcPt
Before O. W. Crchm, J. P. of Fails jtown
ship, Hocking county, O.
On the 30th dav of January, A. D I8S1,
siiid justice issued an order oi attachment
in the above action for the sum of Thirteen
Dollars and Seventy -nine Cents. (S13.70.)
G. BIEHAUT.
February 11, 1SS4-3W
A 5$csirble Small Fas'iii for
SaCu.
Thirtv acres of cood land, in Liberty
township, Kairlleld county, two miles
south of ru.Il, on the old Plckeringlon
road, 2S acres under cultivation, 2 acres
timber; good dwelling houses and barn
c;ood youns orchard of choice fruit; ronve
niont to school and several village mar
kets. Possession given immediately.
Price 5200 on time, or $2,400 for cash. Call
on or address by letter nt Basil, Ohio.
JOSEPH YSMCZR.
January 4 lm.
Shiioh's cough and consumption cure
ia sold by us on a guarantee. It cares
consumption. Sold by B. C. Reber and
Co.s.
Sliilob's vitalizer is wba you noed
for constipation, loss' of appetite, dizzi
ness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle.
Sold by B. C Reber and Co.
Sleepless nights; made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiioh's cure is
the remedy for you. For sale at Reber's
drug store.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet,
breath secured by Shiioh's catarrh
remedy. Price 50 cents, nasal injector
jree. For sale at B. G. Reber and Co.
For lame back, side or chest use Shi
ioh's Porons Plaster. Price 25 cents,
of B. C. Rcbnr and Co.
Croup, whooping couj,h and Broncbi
tus immediately reliered by Shiioh's
Cure, sold by B. C. Rebel and Co-
Will you t uifer wil h tiytpepsia and
liver complaint ? Shiioh's vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by B. C.
Reber and Co.
That hacking cough can be so quick
ly cured by Shiioh's cure. Vve guaran
tee it- Sold by B. 0. Reber and Co.
Are you made miserable by indiges
tion, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetile, yellow skin? Shiioh's Vita
lizer is a positive cure. Sold by B. C.
Reber and Co.
The Rev. George H. Thayer, of Bour
bon, liid., says: '"both my vife and I
owe our lives to Shiioh's consumption
cure." For sale at Reber's drug-store-
Why will you cough when Shi'oh's
cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts 50 et8 and 1 dollar to be had at
B. C. Uebers and Co-
Shiioh's catarrh remedy, a positive
cure for catarrh, diptheria, and eanker
mouth atB. C- Rebers and Co.
"FTackmetack." a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents
at B. U. Reber's .ind Co.
Shiioh's cure will immediately relieve
croup, whooping cough and brouchitis
sold at B. C. Reber and Co.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint:
vou have a printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiioh's Vitalizer- It never
luils to cure- Sold by B. C- Reber and
Co.
A nasal injector free with each bot
tle of Shiioh's catarrh remedy- Price
50 cents at Relt-r's ditig More.
Jlav 10th, 1SS3 1 year-
Dsiisjiitct-s, "Wires aud 3Ioiher
Br. Jlarchisi's Ct'aolieoa, Female Rencily
Ruarantted to give satisfaction or money
relunded. Will euro Female Diseases. All
ovarian troubles, inflammation and ulcer
ation, falling ami displacements or bear
ins down feelinj;, irregularities, barren
ness, change ot lite, leucoirhoea, boides
many weaknesses springing irom iiie
aliove, like headache, bloating, spinal
weaknesses, sleeplessness, nervous debit:
tv, palpit.Uioii oi the heart, Ac. For Kile
by all Druggists. Price S1.0U and ;IA) per
Bottle. Send to Dr. J. B. Marchisi, Utica,
X. Yfor Pamphlet, lire. For sale by
(Cbntinuedrom but week.)
How Watch Cases are Made.
This process of manufacture was invented
by Jaincs Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making theso Tratch cases aro covered by
patents. This is the only watch cox made
under tkia process. For many years the in
troduction of these goods was slow, owing
to popularprejudico against "plated" goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
James Bass' Gold Watch Case was not a
cheap gold-washed or electro-plated axUci,
. i .,,. nU r,Uf nf
but was made of genuine gold plates of
standard quality and thickness. Conscientioua
adherence to the determination to make
the lest -watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption of every improvement
suggested, has made the James Boss' Gold
Walcli Cass the standard, otswas
In this -watch case the parts 5a
most subject to wear the bow, crovin, hinges,
thumb-calches, etc., aro made of SOLID gold.
8d S at slaap to Kcjio w h Case Farfortts, KUa
ddpUIa, Pa, f jr hanaKjaio niastraUJ Pamphlet slwnliis how
iutes Bess and Kejstone Wateh Cases ar ma Jo.
To be conlinited.)
A Life-saTing
Present.
Mr. M.E, Allison, Hutchinson.
Kan., saved Iiis life by a shnj le
T-ial pottle of Dr. King's New
Uiscovery. for Consumption, wliich
caused him to procure a large bot
tle, that completely cured him. when
Doctors, change ot' climate, and
evcrytWnge'seliail failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, and all Throat and Lunj!
diseases, it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial Bottle3 free at F. LTarringtoti's
Drug Store.
Larse size. $1. 00.
'Feb. 15,-1 yr.
Itfervous EsBaustion,
Premature Decay,
Loss of Memory.
An 80-pase Cloth-bound Book of wholesorao
At7icc to Young Men, by a Kegular Physician.
S R3 T (T I P P oa receipt of two thretxeot
ygg I r ITISBi Btnmps. Address
THE HEALTH JOUSHAl, MILWAUKEE. WIS.
TUTT'8
gfy r?s k? fft '53 fei Bi i?
Iz oompoce.1 of Herbal niU M.-cd-ujinotu prod
. .. . - i
ucts, WlllC
ichperuiCAta t2ic nnwlasco of tha
, ejipcotsjiatcs siio acrid master
ecu la tha J!r-i3Ml Mube-,nndfcrmsa
I.QI1
th.f. .llp.LH In
Knntiiltir rcatlcr. itich rdtCTea Cia :
ritation that CArSv tLc coiic-i. It dir)sa
thelun f .!! ir.ipurUJos, sircuyi3isv3
tlioiuvrtstia ciifoeJ.luiI :j' 'lUani3C,i:.v:gC"
ntcj the circuUuo'i of llu i-.ovJ: r-nd hnioestfc'i
nsrvoin eytem. fill':;h t cclu cf Jen coil iV
cciuiuaptian. Itis I'.ii'i-sro'.iIe ncr;Iei
tlicin. JlpplY t'-c iao-ly i:tniaU7. -V
tC3tof1ir-Ml' ycttrriri-'it tha n.-r.ion t.:
Ticrcnioiij'rn'j'crcr l.oci- fonjiflll.iiti'sa.J
prompt iiu acf.ccf.i- .V.'.T'S O'ESTDSASY.
i SHiair.atioai:. iii X'.e i te.i:iy cures themo-t
o'ji'iual ccutIi. A 71'. cai-st corlnl. clil-"
dreii taUn it rar-rfllr. Z-.r O-fiiji it ti
invaltlsh?" " ' mot'I ' " i-vi-.yfjicily.
tn 'J,s.r. C- V.'rirsz
i y i - $
nt -af.-y-j- -r.r.TLf. "31.1 TU
H t?-5 rks v-iS
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tlon,IiJJc-.n.af?-,.tJ- '.'ilc-ijJt'alplttlotioif
tlic IIjr,a."i'J.-o'-'. ,1ttr.hi -Liver, wail
Feiitnlc "rtt iji. larii '- 5- Jf you do not "fel
reryiviii,":;.-ir..-i ,lai 5.i(5.i!rno s'-nuiIntesllM
ftoainch.TPV.'-n-!!' j n;.;.'-'.irr.arWMfOccti:c
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SMOTE,
Every family In thesedaysmnst have a uewsnancr. Thcyshould have, tuo best
The Weekly Ohio State Journal,
KSyln
address for
A beautiful Pictorial free to every yearly subscriber, A COS page Illustrated Diction
ary, the Pictorial Annual and the i.nper one year for
ONE DOLLAR AjYB FIFTY CENTS-
icSdvcrSe
clsivses. The Weekly Ohio state journal is
iii choice family reading of a wholesome chanicter;clesirnad instructive. It N beat
iir.iiK'rintPii; tho nn-.cs nrecutaud parted, audthero js nething to be desired In
llrst class iMimily paper that is not f nnd in it.
RAgents wanted everywhere. W- to forspecimon covy to
Ohio Siate Journal Co,
Keeps constantly on;hand the
be sold at the lowest possible
We propose keeping nothingrbut the very best meat
tliose havincr tat cattle tor sate
ta e to call and see us before
highest market price for choice
re have just received
Bologna, Sausage, &c.,and5we
October 19
: LEV. A. I. 20B33 Writes:
Mtrtll fc MBMi M
purifies;
After a thorough, trial of
IEOK TONIC, I take pleasnro
xn. statins- tnat x nave oeen
ILQ0E
greatly benefited by its
nae. ministers and Pub
lic speakers will find it
of the greatest value
where a Tonic is neces
sary. I recommend it
as a reliable remedial
agent, possessing- un
doubted nutritive and
restorative properties.
touimnic, JCy Oct. 2, 1S82.
S2S?42SS 37 SSS DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., 13 ff. 1USS B., 9t. WW.
j&"i"iiiiojNMS,4n
Can iKwidrdy ba cured by usfcs DR. P. HAUL'S CATARKH KEJ1EDT.
A new compound, entirely different from ell other preparations. It la lu the form
cf a fine ointment which is easily applied-in the nostrils and ears, aad reaches the
ceat of the disease by absorption. Pleasant to the smell, and most eflh ient in opera,
tion. Tor Hay Fever, also impaired Hearing, SL;ut, s-mell and Taste, pro
duced by Catarrhal disease, it is a positive care. Tho moat noted Physicians ao
prominent Drutnrfsts all over the land havo idven it their endorsement. Wo haro
r$&g&z&A
rfW,VSiifc.K?i? iff.
jji- tic imoiiCiEeu tosamomai.- i nnnuieus oi prominent ana xcuacM: jueu. .uuuaio.
Sjv been pcnannently cared. Do not be hnmbu?ired by rostrums, prepared by
-VV.V. .1 I t .1 ...1 .1I.1.1. 1 l X Z-. , 1 .1.1. T ,1.... Tn.vJwYt-
RHCFrnW .
Pran
UJSkX'' eompoiuided by a Physician
V-e-- - Two to four bottles generally
. .JWSJ5 -A
TRADEMARK. guaranteed or 3Ioney refunded. It is a positive cure for Ear-aclic. For
cale by Drngjnsta. Also sent by mail, po-tt-paid. upon receipt of 50c. sinijla bottle, paciage of twoboi.
tfes, S 1 .OO. Circulaw and testimonials fceo.
Adilresn DK. P. HALL, Wholesale and Ketali nniKjrlst, 630 State Street, Erie, Pa.
CAUTIOX. Bewtre of counterfeits or imitatinrWi Tha sbore Trade Hsdc will he found on erveey
botUe,anddosotbay'(?ithouti&
KMiim..wi mj.rkW??' -
1J. . . . . ,.,- . j, wj.' .1 .yvjiJ-'J ' -j -"- "-", "-- 1
for infants and Children,
Cnstoria promotes Pigestion
and overcomes r LUuiuncy, Consupa
tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and
FeverislmEss. It insures health and
natural sleepr without morpliinc.
" Castoria is so well adapted to Children that
I recommend itassuperior to any prescription
known to me." IL A. AucnEtt, 31. D-,
82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. T.
SsS
'.m.usLJ
CENTAUR LlWllVlSKT-au absolute cure for Blieuma
tisui, Si.mius, Burns, Galls, &c. Tlic most Powerful and Pene
trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man.
tu - --
.V2!S. &'
V. M-TiSUSCHER.
w&
VH
B"T?Ti"I &
sij mim.jsi
LOGAN, O
.r. "...? ..n...nni.ait V.ml.siJuiill!? !1 SDPC
ceVXuics ran be kepr any length ..f lime wilhoiil aduiliunal co.t
A 1! kimls ol' uiulerliiking. goods, s.uch ;is
MeftsaHe Vd
yes'd
4.
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Forth MES?CHAMTs!ltt
For the MARKET GAROEgER
!?., !, DRIWaTE FAM5LY
SEED
!rY..., V.t rciv'3 on our own Farnut
lillUSVil jy .
-.t.n.nn IHnstrntcd Catalesno
flrEUCII.aNTS,SEND US YOUR BOSKESS CASSW FOR TRADE J-
DAVID LAMDffiTBaSOHSmeaoWffiSsPHILADELPgalA,
i&MXfcianA PATAinsiic rare4lB ;
h ad h Crt
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3lSltTS SU3S.
tssz
NEIGHBOR
iirc - emiiii - iin "J J'.""" '." "V" ',:"""
Pub.
CohtmbuSj 0
choicest m eats, which are
prices for
r.nd
.-.in
the
viii ip.ki u to tiiiiit
i,
:u
seUiim as we. will ii.y
eatJe.
new
macinneiy
for ns a kino;
will iraarantes satiafaetinr.
TlT-T" 'ffl "'' "r-
skksacdoi
A. comMnaMo of JPro
teecide of Irony FtruvUm
Hark and JPhorphorus it,
a palatable form. For
Htbilityt Eosa of Appe
tite, Prostration of Vital
Powers it isindispaisa
He. EEV.J.T.TO'WKEat,
Industry, HI., says-
THC
X consider It
, x&cst excellent remedy for
debilitated, -vitax forces.
who has made thia disease a stndy for 30 years.
sufficient to effect an eaura cure. Satisfaction
'?ZLM''J'' - '?wm'
3" JgPMffitJI . ! ' Pt
rvTiat
gives our Children rosy checks,
cures their fevers, mates thorn sleep ;
What
'XIa Castr:a.
Yhen babies fret anil cry T tarE3,
Yliat cures their colic, tills their worms.
But Castoria.
TThat quickly cares Constipation,
Bour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion
lint Cnistorlt.
Farewell then ro Morphine Syrups,
Castor Oil and Pare-joric, and
Hail Cristoria!
H.a..i.s...ii...muMill Ifl'T
tpgJMiWfeJIiMI
J A3. A.OLIVKK
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EOiOJEEMEDS
SSThinet
ESTABLISHED
-3
Y-e.lt.nl itAto
;eeds
- . .-m.
and Koral Register FREE TO MJ.
.4aal
t - MU:'vJ' IS wii rMii
v msoB a . 'j a k CMia crrfi?
-- - ... sit III
& CO. Rochester, k.y. bnicago, hi.
SOME
3?
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All telegrams weic sent by Ox Teams.
71 lJK-4M I
Not Many Years AgoT-&
All Clothing
That hud become Soiled or Faded, was tut
aside; but now such "goods can b re-Ins-tred,
renovated or dyed and made as jtoorf
as new. That is our trade, and we bar
just placed in our establishment. 2icxr ili
ehinury, consisting of a
Cetrifugal Hydro
tractor,
JE-
A Large Finishing: Cjlindar,
Crape Shawl Frame and a
S,cam Shaw Press,
And a full line of Steam 3Iachincry ani
we are better prepared than ever to do first
class work. And we shaJl tlo none but tie
best of work at a fair price.
es-Itfemember. these are all facts and
don't make a mistake, bat tend all yor
old p'aded and Soiled Clothing oi nay
I Kind to the.
City Steam JDje Roust,
Lancaster, Ohio,
Branch will be Started ia
Logan in September.
and get two dollar'n worth for every dollar
yon pm us. Price list sent to any address..
HajriO.lfciG ly
Positive Cure for Piles.
To the people or this Country wa w"J
say we have been given the Agency of Dr.
Marchlst's Italian PileOintmeni warrant
ed to cure or money refunded Internal,.
External, Blind, UIe-dnK or Itching Pilss.
Priceo-Oc. a hex. Foriale by
Miller & Case.
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIS' EEKBWEE
was the Erst preparation perfectly adapted to
care diseases of the scalp, end the first sue
cesilol restorer ot ladtd or gray hair to its
natural color, growth, and youthful ueanty.
It haa had many imitators, hut none have so
fuily met all tho requirements needful for
the proper treatment of the hair ar.d scalp.
Hall's Hahi IJexettxk has steadily grown
in favor, and spread its fame and usefulness
to every quarter of the globe. Its unparal
leled success can he attributed to hut one
cause: the entire fulfilment of Us promises.
The proprietors havo often been surprised;
at tho receipt of orders from remote coun
tries, where theyluul never made aa clfortfor
its introduction.
The use for a. short time of Hall's IIaih
KcsKWEU wonderfully improves the per
sonal appearance. It cleanses the scalp from
all impurities, cures all humors, fever, and1
dryness, and thu3 prevents baldness. It
stimulates the weahened glands, and enables
them to push forward a new aud vigorous
growth. The effects of this article are cot
transtent, like thoso cf alcoholic prepara
tiou3,but remain a. lotg time, whicli makes
its use a matter of economy.
BTJOEDIGKAM'S BYE
roi: the
WHISKERS
-VTin chanjo the beard to a natural brown.,
or black, as lesir-d. It produces s pemiautut
color that v ill net wash av.-ay. Ccnsirtiiig cf
a jingle preparation, it is applied without
trouble.
PREP-IKED nr
H.P.HALL&CO.:MnesK.L
iSol.l by all Ucalers iu Ziledlcints.
I0E ALL TEE I0E5IS
OF
Scroftilons. 2IcrcnrJal, and
Blood Disorders, .
the best remedy, beennsi tho
most searching "aud tLtrougU
biood-puriticr, is
Aif-fte-?
s sarsapan.ia.
pjs
Sold Vj all Druggists ; 51, six bottles, $3.
QTEfS
LS
!3
FORTHE
Cra PalpiiJtioii or the Heart, ScrroaBCMa.,
Traaunns3i Kerroas Her.iTachg. LeticontaMs.
Cold Eaada cad Feci, Psia ia tio Back, aft
other ikes of reiaale'iV'caiccsa. TiByeniiA
md improve tho tjpaliry or tio Blood, parity
sad brishtea tia Coaplczica, aHay KerroB
Irritation, aad secure Eefreslihig Eleep. Ju
tho rcsscdy accded b7 woaea whose palo. eolo
less faces sho-r the siscaco o? Irca ia tha SIoecL.
Kcmcraber that Xrou is one of the coasStseste
cf tha Elood, acd ia tho crcat toaUc. Tii
Iroa PilU aro aiso TaluaKa for mca who am
troubled witaKerccus'Weainess.XifiatSiiiMK
etc. Price, 50 cents per boa; Scntbyiasul. Afc
exess. CARTER CREDICINC OO
e 23 Pari Place, Kew Yoifc,
SoH byErnggista everywlaero.
TIRED OUT.
Tbediatraw.
Ing- feeling of
weariness,, fit
exhaustion without effort, which makes life
& burden to so many people, is duo to tb
fact that tho blood is poor, and tho vitality
consequently fcoble. If you. aro sufferisff
from such, feeling,
Ayer's Sarsaparflla
is just what yon need, and will do you laoaiV
colable good.
Ko other preparation so concentrates aad
combines blood-purifying; vitalizing, enrich
ing, and 'invigorating qualities aa Asoi't-
Suii'nnT.i.
yftriAT?Tm jrST
Dr. J.C. Ayer&Co., LovveH, Mass.
SoldbyallDrnggists; SI, six bottles for 9ft
CRYING FOR AID.
loss of Appetite, neadache, Deprea
eion, Indigestion and Constipation, Bil
iousness, a Sallow Face, Doll Eyes, and
a Blotched Skin, are among the symptoms
which, indicate that the Liver is crying for
aid.
-ma "P-fll O
-iy er S lllS
will S5tlmtxlate the liver to proper action,
and correct all these troubles. One or more
of theso Pills should bo taken daily, tmtil
health is fully established. '.Thousands tes
tify to their great merit.
f o family can afford to bo witioat Atzt
Tills. pbepabed by
Dr. J.C.Ayer &0o., Lowell, Masta-
Sold by all Druggists.
Tibamaii taffsca
iun&iiii
NERVES
COMPLEXION
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