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3"ire 1 n fiction and llmiis not Tate
"Th.-.upht alone is eternal. Time thralls it in
vain.
For ihc ihoujrht that springs upward and
yearns to n'jraiti
The pure 60111 cc of spirit there is not too late..
Tbou didst not shun death; shun not
life;
Tis more brarc to live than to die.
Honest loro. hon st sorrow.
Boncst work for ilie day, honest hope for the
morrow. .
The heart they have saddened, the life they
leave dicary. " -
HnshI the seven-fold heavens to the voice of
the Spirit
Echo! He that o'crcomcth shall all things
inherit.
No stream from its source
"Flows eaward, how lonely soever lis course.
But what some land is gladdened. No star
ever rose
And set, without influence somewhere.
The man who seeks one thing: in life, and hut
one.
May hope to achieve it before life be done:
But he who Fecks ali things, wherever he
goes.
Only reaps from the hopes which around him
ne eows
A harvttt of barren regrets.
DENOCRATlC
Judicial Convention.
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
At n.' meeting of the Chairmen ol the
Peuioiialic Central Committees of tie
several counties composing the Fourth
Judicial Circuit, held in Columns. June
Mill, it was determined that the Demo
cratic Convention to nominate three cau-
tldates lor Circuit Juuges.Ior IJ Circuit,
be liela in Portsmouth, on Thursday, July
21, 18S4, at II o'clock, a.
Itwasdeclded that the basis of reiire
Rentatlon, In Kiid Convention, hall be
one delegate for every four hundred votes
cast for George Hoadley for governor, in
183, Riving each county the following
number ofdelegatcs:
Xct any man onco
feels
show the world that ho
Afraid of his back, and 'twill fly at his heels;
Iet him fearlessly face it, 'twill leave him
alone;
But 'twill fawn at his feet if he flings its
bone.
'Halt! Invade not the Past; rocklcss child of
to-day.
And give not, 0 madam I tho heart in thy
breast
To a phantom, the soul of whose sense is pos-
sess'd
By an Age not thine own.
Adams
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Pickaway
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By order of Committee,
A. R. V ANCLEAF, Ch'm .
Jno. L. Vance.Sec'y.
We are our own fates. Our own deeds
Arc our bond6mcn. Man's life was made not
for men's
Creeds, but men's actions 1
The world is a nettle: disturb it, it stings;
Grab it firmly, it stings not. On one of two
things.
If you would not bestung.it behooves you
to settle;
Avoid It, or crush it.
The heart of a man is like that delicate weed
Which requires to be tramped on, boldly in
deed. Ere it cives forth tho f rngranoe you wish to
extract.
God means cv ry man to be happy, be sure;
He cends us no sorrows that have not some
cure.
Our duty down here is to 0, not to know;
Live ps though lifo were earnest, and life will
be so.
"Was Emerson's Genius Hereditary?
Mr. Whipple :tpuc:irs to be in some
doubt whether Emerson's genius was a
spontaneous production of nature, or a
hereditary product How talent passes
its utmost point and becomes genius
metaphysician nor scientist has yet
learned; but, that every degree of ca
pacity, even to genius, is really the re
sult of antecedent and transmitted
brain power, appears to be proven, if
anything of an intangible nature has
ever been proved; only tho operations
.are not usually traceable; seldom be
ing looked for until too late to get at
all the direct and collateral evidence
by the time the "genius" is recognized,
those to whom he may have owed the
distinction are beyond tho power of re;
sponse to any questioning. It is not
to the "mute inglorious Miltons" th3t
the world owes its gratitude for its
most distinguished men? The unknown
people "who have died with all their
music in lhem" may yet have transmit
ted their line qualities, highlened and
intensified to some more fortuuatc de
scendant, who has found the way to
bloom into flower, fragrance and pub
licity. Might not even the mystery of Shakes
peare's transcendent srenius be unveil
d, if we could now probe among the
unrecorded, probably wise, unuttcred
thoughts of his remote and later ances
try? Mrs. E. V. Blake.
"Willing to Take it in Crackers.
A colored man with his right foot
bound up with numerous rags and
cloths yesterday enteral a' grocery on
"Woodward avenue and asked for a cash
contribution of 25 cents toward the
erection of a new colored people's
church cnilicc,
"Where is it to be located?" asked
the irrocer.
"Wall, that hasn't bin dun decided
on yet."
-What is it to cos.t?"
"Ecint figgored on dat, sail."
"Who is the pastor?"
"Duirforgit; but I reckon wo kin
find one."
"Who is the head man in this enter
prise?" "Da head man! Wall, Izc 'bout do
head man, I reckon."
"I am not satisfied with your expla
nations," said the grocer. "How can
X be certain that you won't appropriate
the money to your own purposes?" .
"Am dat what bodders you?"
"I confess it is."
"Well, sab. we kingitoberdat purty
easy. Instead of making a cash con
tribution justcigh mo out two pounds
of crackers wid instrukshuns to turn
'em ober to de bnildin committee. Izo
cheerman ob dat committee if I ain't
nobodv else!" Detroit Free Press.
Need of Kconomy.
One of tho hardest lessons in life for
yonng people to learn is to practico
economy. It is a harder duty for 3
young man to accumulate and save his
nrst ?l.UUU than his next sjiu.wu. A
man can bo economical without being
mean,- and it is one of his most solemn
duties to lay up sufficient in his days of
strength-and prosperity to provide for
himself andthose who aro or may bo
dependent npou him indsj-s of sickness
or misfortune. Extravagance is one of
the greatest evils of the present age. It
is undermining and overturning' the
loftiest and best principles that should
be retained and held sacred in society.
H is annually sending thousands of
young men and young women to ruin
aud ni:sfortun.
Cultivate,-then, sober and industri
ous habits; acquire the art of putting a
little aside every day and for your fu
ture necessities; avoid all unnecessary
and foolish expenditures. Spend your
time only iu such a. manner as shall
brino- you pro-tit and enjoyment, and
vour money for such things as you act
ually needfor jour comfort and happir
ness, and you will prosper in your lives,,
your business and will win and retain
tho respect and honor of ail worthy and
substantial peopli
Itms from Marlon.
July 8th, 1S84.
The infant daughter of Jeffer
son Welty, died of brain fever,
July 5th, aged 9 months. The
body was interred in the Harvey
Chapel Cemetery, on Sunday at
4 o'clock.
KeT. Jlartin will hold services
in Joshua Beery 's barn, July 201 h
at 10 a. m. All are invited to at
tend. Abraham Hockman, the boss
gardner of Bear Run will have
about 150 bushels of onions ready
for market in a few days. The
recent flood reduced the crop
about 50 bushels.
Mr. George Martin of Utah,son
of Squire Martin, i visiting his
friends in Marion. He deliver
ed a very interesting lecture on
Mormonism last Sunday evening
at Harvey Chapel.
Mr. Andrew Blosser is serious
ly ill at this writing.
The Progressive Sabbath School
being held in No 6, School House,
and Superintended by Jacob M.
Rittgers, is growing rapidly in
interest and also in attendants.
The late high water did a great
deal of injury to people living on
Bear Run. It washed James
Graffis's Spr-ng-house away in
which was a barrel of pickles
Mrs. Graffis said. Well I don't
care for the loss at all, but when
son Jimmy gets love sick 1 give
him pickle, and it cures him im
mediately. Frank Martin is very much
downhearted of late. Ue says
"the reason of it is because he
had to quit going to Kerwoods.
Miss Lib. Blosser of Carbon
Hill is visiting her friends in
this community.
Matrimony is getting to be
very common in this part of the
countv. so much so that John
Rutterthinks it would not be out
of order for him to have the knot
tied before a great while if she
is willing.
Politics are hot in Marion.
DEMOCRAT.
Democratic Platform.
Resolved, First, That the Dera
oo.rjiRV of Ohio, in convention re
affirms its platfoTm of 1883 as fol-
low6: It indorses trie principles oi
thu party expressed in previous
State and .National platforms in re
gard to personal libertv, the true
functions of the government, and as
embraced in political creed, ex
pounded by the founder of the Dem
ocratic partv, Thomas Jefferson.
The application of these principles
to our present condition demands
tho purification of the public serv
ice, the punishment ot the robbers
of the Dublic treasury, the equal"
zation of all public burdens, the
arrest of the profligacy and extrav
agance that corrupt the adminis
tration of public affairs, and a to
tal change in the policy that so Ions:
has been pursued by the Itepubli
can party favoring iudividu-il and
class interests at the expense of the
laboring and wea' th-producing peo
p'e of Ihe country; and we renew
our declarations for stable mony,
the gradual extinction of the pub
lic debt and the payment of pen
sions to disabled soldiers, their wid
ows and orphans.
Second, Wc favor a tariff for.
A-GREAT-PROBLEM
Talte-AU The-
Kidney and Liver
Medicines-
BLOOD
PURIFIERS';
RHEUMATIC
Remedies
DYSPEPSIA
And Indigestion Cures.
Ague, Fever,
And Bilious Specifics.
Brain k HsrYQ
Force Revivers.
I. B. W.
THE-OLD RELIABLE
HAMESS SHOP
Thin, "Wiry 3Icn the Bravest,
History no doubt gives color to tho
idea that fat men aire not, as a rule,
brave. FaistaS'-was a fat man; he was
a- conspicuous coward. Maj. Monsoon
was likewise corpulent; his gallantry
lav in the directum of chickens. There
have been' brave fat won, of course;
witness EidiWiek, as courageous a gen-ll-jman
as ever faced a widow. 'J he
heroes the world have undoubtedly
been wiry men, not necessarily scare
crows. Liu men without an unusual or
unwieldy- proncrtiou of adipose tis
sue. Had the living skcJelou, now be--ing
sued liy bis'reoec'ly-nuide bride,
been a fat man, he would tKuLubtudly
have wilted, and penni'toti. himself,
perhaps to be carried t fl ic'a-clothes-uaskci.
iieirur skeleton, he is -a-man
of valor, aud no bridis of a day- r.halL
trifle wi'li his emaciated affections.
Anatomicailv apeak;ii:-. tho skeleton is
all rrit. Ho proposes to tight it out to
ii...rlii...rt--J- 1-.j has to pawn his
bones to pay ccrmsfcl ioo:. -V. i'. Com
vicrcial Advertiser.
Central Committee.
The Hocking. County Demo
cratic Central Committee will
meet in the Court Room, at 1
o'clock, p. m., Saturday, July 19,
1884, for the purpose of organi
zing for the ensuing year.
The Committee consists of the
following persons, viz:
S. Allison, Jonathan Shaw, W.
VVaner, John White, Geo. Locke,
C. M. Gould, A. J. Burgess, G.
VV.Dupler,W. II. Woodruff, J.
G. Krinn, Geo. Weidner, John
Bebont, Nelson A rmstrong, J. A.
McClelland, J. C. Butler, R. E.
Frey, T. S. Meldrim, Jas. Galla
gher and J. H. Bodamer.
All members are earnestly re
quested to be present.
J. WEAVER, Ch'm.
W, F. Price, Sec'y.
bnerman lias
beer- n:eh
Snre Cure for Piles.
The first symptom of Piles is an
intense itchingatnightafter getting
warm This unpleaat sensation is
immediately relieved by an appli
cation of Dr. Bosanko's Pi'e Rem
edy. Piles in all its forms, Itch,
Salt Rhume,and Ringworm can bp
permanently cured by the use of
this great remedy. Price 50 cents.
Manufactured by The Dr. Bos
anko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold
by Millor & Case.
CAUSE OFFAILUKE.
Want of confidence accounts for
half of tho bueiiies-8 failures of
to day. MUler & Case, the Drug
gist, is not liable to fail for the want
of confidence in Dr. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, for be gives
away a hot lie free to all who arc
suffering with Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, Consumption and all affections
the Thro'it a::i Lutuis.
3RIGGS' GLYCLIUNE SALVE,
The best on earth, ran truly be
said of Griggs1 Glycerine S.ilve,
which i.a sure-cure for cuts, bruis
es, sca'ds. burns; wounds, and all
other sores. Will positively cure
piles; tetter and skin eruptions.
Try his wopder healer.. Satisfac
tion cuaranteed or money, refunded.
Only" 25 cents-. For safe by Miller-
& Case; mayS-ly.
, m .'
Positive Cure for Piles.
Tolheptjoplfi'of th Country wewoald
k-iv -a-c iiiiTa noen ttiv6n tbe Acency of Tr.
( MarcliiKi'KlfcUian Pik-Ointmiii warrnnt
1 ed to cure or money retuuiletl Internal,
External. BlUul, meeting or Itching l'ilo.
Frice o0. a box. Fnriale by
Miller At case.
revenue, limited to me iiccessjiu-s oi
the Government, ecoiiomicaljy ad
ministered and so adjusted in its ap
plication as to prevent unequ-d bur
deus, encourage produclivo indus
tries at home, afford just compen
sation to labor but not to create or
ios'er monopolies.
Third, That the just demands of
the wool gro wets of the Stat- and
country for an equitable readjust
ment of duties on wool (unjustly
reduced by a Republican Congress)
so that the industry snail ne iuny
and equally favored with other
industries, ought to be compl'ed
with, and we endorse the action of
the Democratic members of the
Ohio delegation in Coneress in
their elfort to accomplish tnis re
suit.
Fourth Tho Democratic party
is and always has been opposed to
sumptuary legis'ation and unequal
taxation in any form, and is in fa
vor of tho largest liberty of private
conduct consistent with public wel-
fareand ntrhts of others: and ot
regulating the liquor traffic and pro
viding j-gainst the evils resulting
therefrom by a judicious and prop-
Fifth That we commend the ac
tion of the Democratic Legislature
in its abolition of the contract
labor sj'stem and its reforms of
prison management, and we endorse
the legislature and executive in
their economical and wise adminis
tration of the affairs of the State.
Sixth The protection of the
government is duo to all American
citizens, native and foreign born,
abroad and at borne.
Seventh We reaffirm the resolu
tions of the State Conventions of
Ohio in 1880-1881 and 1882 and of
the Democratic National Conven
tions of 1872, 1876 and 1880, de
manding a thorough reform and
purification of the Civil Service, and
charge that the Republican party
has violated every pledge it has
heretofore given to the reform there
of, and has failed during its lonir
administration of the government
to correct oven the most patent
abuses, and we deem therefore a
change of the executive adminis
tratiou of the goverumont itself
as the reform first of all necessary
(as made more manifest by the
Star-route trials and other iniqui
ties) thereby ousting corrupt rings,
confederated to protect crime and
prevent the punishment of criminals,
and by so doing make it possible to
punish fraud and theft in political
service.
Restorers.
IN SHORT, TAKE ALL THE
best qualities of all these, and
the best qualities of all the best
Medicines of the World and you
will find that HOP BITTERS
have the best curative qualities
and powers of all concentrated
in them, and that they will cure
when any or all of these, singly
or combined, fail. A thorough
trial will give positive proof of
this.
Convincing.
The proof of the pudding is not
in chewing the string, but in having
an oppormnity 'to test the article
direct. Miller & Case, tho Drug
gist, has a free trial bottle of Dr.
Bosanko's Couyh and Lung Syrup
for each and every one who is af
flicted with Coughs.Colds, Asthma,
Consumption or any Lung Affection.
JOHN E. RAUOH.
ROUTE.
fr. t-
vnra
Olltq
Between the
EAST & WE8T,
JSTORTH and SOUTH.
mmr . r . ?M mWt
urcar v
cSJa L E
Of Logan:
iT t
This Great Through Route
is now uompietea arm m full
Operation, running through Pas
senger Trains daily, as follows :
BsuThrco srtlM train eaclV way between
Coluiiilius.InilinnapollsaiHl Peoria
IHTTwo trains each way between Tolnm.
'bus, Intliannpolls nutl D.-catur.
iwrxwo trains eacn w.vy between Sn-.
dusky, Indianapolis lebrlauii(I Dcrntur.-
ttcT wo trains each way between San
dusky. Dayton anU Cincinnati'.
iraThree trains each day." between San
dusuy. Springfield and Columbus.
WFour trainseach way between Colum
bus, Springfield, Dayton and Ciiielnniitl.
ns-Two tra;ns each Way between Colum
bus, Springfield, Imlinnnpblls & Chicago.
"With Sleepln'gand RecllningChalr Cars
ou Night Trains, and elegant Parlor and
modern Day roucliesonDay Trains.,
Its track is laid with heavy steel 'rails,
thoroughly ballasted, with easy grades and
few curves. Traversing as it does l he heart
or the three great stntes of Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois, unitinz in closebiisincss n-'
lationship the capital citiesoi thu first and
second, wiui ine so con a city 01 the third,
aud passing through a lnrgc number of the
most important cities and towns in each,
and with all its central location makes it
The Shortest and Most" Desirable
Route between the East & West.
Bar-Through Ticket and Baggage Checks
to all principal points. North, East, South
and West, can be obtained at any Ticket
Office of the I. B.& W. R'y, also via this
route at all railroad office! throughput the
country. Rates always as low. as thclow
est. Don't purchase tickets to'any point
without first consulting the'ageiits of the
I.B.&AV.R'v.
Particular advantages offered to Western
Emigrants. Land and Tourist Tickets to
all points reached by any linn.
n. Passenger Trains leave Columbus, as
follows: 9:30 a. m., ZOO and 11:05 p. m.,
Standard time.
C. E. Henderson, (Jen 'I Manager H. M "
Brouson, Oen'l Ticket Ac't.
J AMKS UKWOLF, Pass Ag't.
2C North Higli 3t., Columbus, O
would announce to th cltlsfenVof Lognu
and vicinity that he has. purchased the
stuck of
Harness, Saddles, Collars
Whij.s, &c.,
of R. C. Sanderson arid wilt continue the
business at the old stand, whera wil, be
luunu nauuies 01 every description irom 53
to SIS, Bng Harness of all grades, prices I
from 38 to $59. Work Harness, heavy and
light from 2 to SSU; Collars of all kinds
n-omuOctsso very bet Wool Collar all
n"pperIiCtlier for 32,50. Whips id end
less variety, largest stock or fine warran
ted halebone whips in the city.
Hamea and- Chains at low
prices, Curry Combs and
Brushes. A good Comb
and Brnah for 25c.
A large stock of benntlfal Plush IftpRobe.
A good assortment of ilnrae Covers antl
Blankets. Very best Harness Oil at SI 00
per gallon. I ue the. very best material
and employ none but skilled workmen.
Call aud examine my stock ant! prices be
fore purchasing. All gootls fully warran
ted. Repairing promptly don. Simp Iu
Wright Block, opposite First llniik ol Lo-an
JTaAXDERSON.
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-SCROFITLA
t.OGAST
!
Jill
MEETINGS.
The Board of School Examiners of'Lognn
Village will hold regular meetings for the
Examination of applicants for teachers'
ertificatcS..i3follows, vlx :
On the Third Wednesday of Feb
ruary. April, June. August,
October and December,
at the office of tho Huperliitendant, in tha
School Htlililing of.i.iitl Village, cominen
cing at 10 o'clock, a. in.,oftacli day.'
By order of Examiners,
J. HDYE.Pr&sdent.
A- H. Wilson, Clerk. Jtnia21v
The following, offered by Hon.
Goo. L. Converse, was greeted with
great applause, and unanimously
adopted.
Eighth That it is the sense of
the convention that Samuel J: Til
den, who was once legally aud fair
ly e'ected President of the United
States, but defrauded of his office,
should receive the unanimous nom
maiion it the hands of the Demo
cratic convention, to meet at Chi
cago on the 8th of July next.
Mammoth Invoice of
soots & gsoss
of every description, which the
above named local deal
er has provided
for his
CUSTOMERS
embrace everything desirable' in
the general lines of Boot
wear that may be called for
adapted to all ages and
both sexes, and in all the
New Shapes and ot the
Most Approved Malies.
These goods are all fresh and
have been carefully se
lected, and are
G UARAN T-EED
TO GIVE ENTIRE
SATISFACTION
to purchasers alike as regards
wearing qualities and prices.
SOME
All telegrams wee sent by Ox Tams,
5THE157-
Hocking Sentinel.
CIRCULATION - - 1500.
ADVERTISINGRATES.
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ltt'k-3 w'ks 4 w'ks 3 m's Gm's 1 y'r
inch
2 inch
:1 inch
4 im-U
5 inch
ii col.
col.
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I col.
Sl.flO S2.00 S2.50 $5.00 SC.50
2.00 5.75 4.00 7.00 9.00
3.00 3.75 5.50 9.00 12.00
3.50 5.50 6.50 10.00 U.00
4.00 7.00 8.00 12.00 1G.C0
5.50 8,50 10.00 15.00 20.00
7.00 10.00 11.00 I 18.00 25.00
8.00 12.00 14.00 20.00 33.00
10.00 1 17,00 20.00 1 35.00 55.00
310.00
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f?on-:il
bothered by people sending him letters
without ljn'jwymjr ' po;i:i-o. :mu
refuses t '.."'i'J any more of tliciu out of-
.the iios:oilu:e. lie- cans mem -tram
lelters" ami thinks they ouht- to
suppress.'.:;! as a first class nui-anee.
Business oaTdsol five lines orlessSC per
annum.
Simple announcements of ninrriagesand
deaths, and church and beneyolent society
notices inserted free. Any additions to
obituary notices will be charged Gceutsner
line. .,,
Local business notices 10 cents perjllne.
i i
SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER R
GROCERY &RESTAURANT
UIL.L.I4iU lil-I.VGE. Prop,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
The people of Logan are invited to call
on me when in the city for
Fresh Groceries, Choice Wines,
Best Beer and Cigars.
my Restaurant will he supplied with fresh
Oysters, tiame, Fish and everything the
market alfords in season. may 10, 'S3
TEACHEE'S
EXAMINATION !!
Congressional Conven
tion. The Oeinocracv of tho 13th Congressional
District, composed ol the counties of Pair
field, Franklin, Hooking md Pickaway,
will meet in Columbus, Tuesday, July 2'),
1SSI, at Hi o'clock, A. !., for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Congress to
represent said Oistrict.
The basis of representation shall be as
follows; Each township and ward shall
be enlisted to one delegate foruaoli one
hundred votes, arid one delegato for each
fraction ol flftv votes and overcast for
Governor Iloadly n 18S3. The s.vera!
counties comprising !n.e District will be
entitled to ihe following number of dele
gates :'
yoTES, PCLBOATES.
Fairfield, 4743 47
Fmnklin,- 1131 110
Hocking, 3136 2a
Pickaway, S50 37
By ardor of the District Cominltto.
THOMAS WKTZLEIJ,
K. KIESEWKTTKU,
V. X. ENGLAND,
A. K. VAX CLEAl'
Mny 22, IfiSI-td
Aaron Friend's Estate
Thenndersigneil has been appointed and
qusilined as A minislratorot the stiiteof
Aurou Friend late or Mocking oonniy, lie
ceased. LORENZO C. FRIEND.
July 10-3w-
The School Examiners or Hocking coun
ty, Ohio, will meet at tho
Union School Mouse,
ON THE
First and Third Saturdays of
v Each Jloutli, '
at 9 o'clock, a. m., except January, July
aim August. Applicants must furnish pre
paid em-elopes by which they will receive
the result ot the examination.
TESTIMONIALS
fgood morl character will be required on
those unknown to the Board.
The grading Is represented on a scale of
to 100 , and -six classes of certificates will
be issued, viz:
n HADES.
First Class, Five Years. No branch less
than 9oand an experience of not less than
three consecutive years of teaching next
preceediug the application, eighteen
months of which experience shall have
been in one place.
Second Cl-iss, Three Years. When the
applicant has an aver-sgeof Do, no branch
less'han !X),aud twenty four niouthscx-
ucnencelu teaciituir.
Third Class, Twenty FourMonths. An
average of 00, n branch less than M and
eighteen mouths experience inteaching.
Fourth Class, Eighteen Mouths. An av
erage of So, no branch less than 75 and
twelve months experience in teaching.
Fifth Class, Twelve Months. "When in no
branch there Is less than 70.
Sixth CUu, six months. When in no
branch there is less than 00. This is a trial
certificate and w ill not he issued to an ap
plicant, who has taught, arter Sept. 1, 1HS2.
A satisfactory examination in the The
ory and Practice of tt aching and a goodde
greeof success is teaching and governing a
school will be favorably considered. Ab
plicnnts aro required u furnish testimo
nials of good moral character.
FI5AXK GORDON,
J.L.HRIOHT
J. P. H.STEDM.
January!, 1870. Examluers
JVot Many Years Agof
All Clothing
That had become Soiled or Faded, whs cast
aside; but now such goods can be ro-lus-red,
renovated or dyed and made as good
as new. That is our trade, and we have
just placed iu our establishment New Ma
chinery, consisting of a
Cetrifugal Hydro Ex
tr actor,
A Large Finishing Cylinder, a
Crape Shawl Frame aud a
Steam Shawl Press,
And a full line of Steam Machinery and
we are better prepared than ever to do Unit
class work. And wo shall do none bat the
best of work at a fair price.
83-Reniember. Muse are all facts and
don't matte a mistake, but end all your
old i-tided and Soiled Clothing of any
Kind to the.
City Steam Dye House.
Lancaster, Ohio,
TIME TABLE.
P. C. cySt Louis' R R.
Pan Handle Route
Schedule in effect Jan. 14th. IS8I. Trainsde
part Irom Lancaster, us follows: "
Going"Wst.
Depart.
Ciri. iExpre? Khun
Mall ... x . . AiiT p m
Washington Local Freight' -1 17a m
The Leading Maryland Mutual!
The Great Eastern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
54 Lexington St. Baltimore City, Md.
This Company ptyrAIXt CTiATMS PBOMPTLY and IN FULL, and ba the ONIiT
ORIGINAL LOW ASSESSMENT PLAN In America. Over 5,000 PoHcIea written In
two years, representing $3,000,000.00 Insurance. Ita Plans being original, are copy
righted, and no similar features exist elsewhere. Policies ABE GOOD.no matter when
death ocean, and NO CLAJM3 ARK CONTESTED, except for non-papment of does
and assessments, after aPollcy Is Issued. Agents And this tho most easily represented
Company in the United States,and.PUfroiu&feet it in Preference to AUOQien. It Usees
UT or Eadownsat Pattella, and Is represented In 90 States. Paldap Policies
or assessments are given members, after two years, upon request. Send for df 1
1st this, the Great Popular People's Company. ICentton this paper.
Solicitors Wanted
HlilE & BROTHER
Keeps constantly on hand the choicest meats which will
be sold at the lowest possible prices for
W' . S JCaal. I
We propose J-eeping nothing but the very best meats,
those having fat cattle for saleVill find it to" their adraan
tiiwe to call and see as before selling, as' we will pu'y tLe
hig-iest market price for choice catrle.
V e have just received new machinery for making
Bo ogna, fcfa.Urage, &c.t and we will guarantee satisfaction
Octo icr 19
Gotu a, t.-st.
Depart.
Cincinnati KxprK t:?i p m
Mail
9:32 am
Above trains run dally except Snndar
N B-The time given above is 'Central
Standard .Time which is2S miutitea slower
than Colnmhns time: -
Pullman Palace Sleeping and TIotl Cars
attached to through trains on the sunn
line P C a St L Railway rii.i without
change, -west" lmiridto Iniliuiiiipolla. 8t.
Louis and UhU'SKo; 'eaKtho'itud to Pitts
buiv, Hdrisbnn;. Baltimore, WaaliMitou,
Pniladclphiiianil New York.
For time t:ilK', Tates of fare, through
ticket and baiitc.-ge checks and further in
lormHtion !:;:! r.iin the runniutr ol trains,
apply to N. 3. Walpo'c, Ticket Axent.Lau
caster Ohio.
JAS. McCllRA,' K. A. n)ltD.
Maim. -r. fien. I'aas A TKt. Ast
Columbus, O.' Pituburt:h, l'a.
MEAT M ARES T,
twaM;iFj
for Infants and Ghildren.
CfUtortaprbmotes Digestion
and overcomes .Flatulency, Consnpa
tibn. Sour Stomach; Diarrhoea, and
Feverishness. It insures health and
natural sleep, without morphine.
" Castoria is so well adapted to Children that
I recoinmend it as superior to any prescription
knowu to me." H. A. Abcheu, II. I.,
82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. T.
What rives oar Children
What cures their t avers, mi
es thpin bIkoq ;
Tls Caatnria.
When tables fret sail cry by turns.
What euros their colic, kills their worms.
Bnt Caatorio.
What quickly ciuts Constipation,
unacn.
ScurStoo
Colds, Indigestion.
But Cafttnrja.
Farewell then to Morphine Syroiu,
iu
Caster OH and Paregoric, anl!
Branch
will be Started in
in September.
Logan
and Ret two dollar's worth for every .lollai
you pa us. Price list sent to any address.
May 10, 18S3 ly
HUSKY'S WORKS.
Ses me and Lillies, paper, 10c; cloth 25c.
Crown of Wild Olive, paper, 10c, cloth 25c
Ethics of the Oust, paper 10c, cloth 2.x:.
Sesame ami Lillles.Cro-vn of Wild Olive
and Ethics of the Dust, In one volume, half
Russia, red edges, 50c. Modern Painters,
Stones of Venice, etc., in preparation.
L-'rae catalogues free.
JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher, 18 Vesey St
New York. (Feb. 21. W iw
toiumtui, Hocking Valley
RAILWAY,
Tolsdo
The Shortest Route Between
AND THE
OHIO RIVER
In the K';llar Building:.
Mr. John U:ker will a r tho public,
hi meat shop iu IC-IurM II ill lln with a
kindtof the vory best meits, at reasonah
prices. Meats of all kinds constantly o
liand. The hih'st prici piidfor fat cat
tie, sheep and hogs. jimury 3, 181 ly
HI WAY TO
THE BEST
siiii1
IV
Hail roria!
DBfSESStSJiCUM
CEWTAUR LINIMENT an absolute care for .Rheuma
tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene
trating Pain-relieving1 and Healin; Remedy known to man.
TncTOKanKyy, nHJrygyM -MTM. TOA-.TW'Ukl'.' ', 1 ZZStZSZXZZZZi
m
FOU THE MONEY, is to buy at the Office.
It saves expense of commission and ex-
nse lu traveling irom House to uniifc.
You can just as well ive aiMive expenses
as you can in buylcfj your dry goods.
When you buy a Doniesticor Xew.Home
vou get tho best. AH other makes called
"New illi!h rni machines are imitations,
and none are their peers. The Domestic
and New Home have uew styles of wood
work, and new sets of Attachments that
others dare not use. Come and see for your
selves and you will be convinced that the
above is reliable, and ityou haven Domes
tic or New tloim that lias been iu two from
IU to 20 years do not let them humbug yon
with their so-called new high arm ma
chines, mid trade you out of it, which they
will try to do, but brini; your machines to
ineand I will put in the new Domestic or
New Home Improvements, then you will
have a better machine and one that will
last longer than the high arm imitation
one, and save your money aud have the
bust machine in the world.
HENRY LUTZ.
IJA1 kinds of niRchinesand machinery
repaired iu tho best manner and at reason
able prices.
ioI have 8 different styles of Machin-s
onhar.d. whb h I will sell at lov rates.
Call aud examine them.
Feb21,'81-lf
Henry Lutz.
TIME CAhD.
Taking Effect, May 18, '84.
CENTRAL TIME.
SOUTH BODJMD.
Lv Toledo
Fostoria
Carey
Up. Baudusky.
Marlon
Irospect ,
Delaware
Ar Columbus
...4 tO am 1010am 5:t5pm
...602... 11 33 ... 7 02 ...
.jGS1. 12 05 pm 7 35 ...
..710 ... 1240 ... 810 ...
7 4S... 118... 847 ...
...8 03... 1 40 .. 07 ...
...8 35... 2 06... 0 31 ..
...9 30... 3 00... 10 30 ...
A Life-saving Present.
Mi'. M. E, Allison. Hutchinson,
Kan., saved his life by a simple
Tiial Bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption, which
caused him to procure a large bot
tle, that completely cured him, when
Doctors, change of climate, and
everything else had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, and all Throat and Lung
diseases, it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial Bottles free at F. Harrington's
Drug Store. Large size, $1. 00.
Fob. 15, lyr.
... 7 50 a m 3 05 pm 6 00 pro
....9 17 a m 4 32 pm 7 21 pm
..10 02 a in o 18 pm 8 12 pm
Ar Athens 11 05 a in f30 pm 9 20 pm
Lv Columbus.,
Lancaster....
Logan
Ar Oallipolis
Pomeroy
1 VT nm H ?W ntn
.2 32 pm "J 35 pm
NORTH BOUND.
Lv Pomeroy
Gallipolis
. 1 20 am 4 15 p m
.516 am 5 09pm ..
Lv Athens.,
,.7 05 am 7 05 pm 1245pm
J.v Logan . ..
Lancaster....
Ar Columbus..
8 20 nm 8 17 pm 1 47 pm
... 9 12 am 8 58 pm 2 32 pm
...10 30 am 10 20 pm 3o5pm
OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Timo Card taking elicet May 11, '84
i4kJjPTEE 0HLY TRUE
FACTS REGABDIKS
It will pnrlfy and enrli-b tit BLOOD, rexulalo
thcLiVERaud KIOKSYS5. ami UBsToni. TUB
HEALTH nudVIQOR. f VOUTH! lnV ll:oi
dl?cast9 requiring a ccriiiin and ciUclcnt 1W1C,
epeclallr Uysi.tp-ia.Wi.iit ur Ai.pellt-.litai)fes-lliin.
ljick ir SlrenirUi. tc..lt use Is niarfccd
with iiumollali: ninTwoHilcrtiil ri-iill?. l.im,
iiin'-i:lc-3 and nrrvc rci-rle new furcc. iaimeus
(lie mind and snpill- nraJu ryt r.
j a BMkKP s iuiTrruiir lium ull eonifiTalnts
i. A C9i SS wi-cuU-ir t Ihclrxcx Hl Rml in
BR. HAItTBU-3 ir.c:-r aOKIC a pate alid -.peedy
cure. Jl plves a i-u-jr ami ucniiny buimhik""";
Hie !rui:S'.-t ti-stinimiv lo Hie value or ln.
II.itTCit,.' lno Tovic f lhalt
if f.iiitiiffrrYtl!n!rl!:iTi milv mill
i.ril,...l.ln. li'iitti ....rfifOlv
do :iot fTnprlnuill- et" lllie OltlUlNALASl lSr.ST.
. .. .. ... . .
St.Loiis, JIo.lw onr "DBEAH SQOK." .
iFullof strange nit nsefolin'onuatlcu.lrv.ji'
Or. Hartcr's Iron Tomio rs roa 8alh by au.
Druggists ano dealers tvEHTwntik.
iric vaic u A'i..
: tmiucnt attempt
lilcil Ut lliepopuljr-in1lytlclrrbinllU
Wrights Indian VegetablePills
FORTHR
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaints
), being pur
trice 25 cts.
Sale to take, beinp: purely vecctable; nognp-
Aiiuruiuusw.
big.
PAIKFIELD COUNT1
Farm For Sale.
ICant Toledo....,
Pemberville....
Fostoria . ..
Berwick
Sycaiiiore. ......
Ai rive
BucyriiB
Leave
MtGileari
Marengo
Centcrburg.......
Hartfonl .
Jonnstown
lexamlrhi .....
Granville
Hebron
...10 35
.. II W
PM
12 0l
...12 26
..12 46
120
"l35
..3 23
...2 48
...3 12
,.322
t50
..4 02
4 20
...355
3 50
bo
Drslrable BcMidcuce far
Bent.
Ons of 'the most desirable residen
ces in the city, on Mil' berry street
is for ivjnt , cheap Inquire at" this
'oliici, of Esq, Davy, Court House
;,i-in
A oouniiy cilitOF-sajs if as many J George W. O'Neill's Estate
.,h. l-Bi-iv how to IMIV their SllD- tm, ,,,iPrsl.nod has been appointed and
-Arii.' ions !-: well as they think they, A tall assortment Of all RlllMs Ot qiiilJisexecutorof the estate of Geo.
S how to rnn a newspaper, cditois Lacea and Emlwrdcries t Koches- j w. o-Selil .lfflJctSs
iJ'juiu h::v :;u -:i-i:i- time of it. rh july 10 sw
SusaiMiJih We'!iiTo's Estate.
Tim iinHfrsipiipd has been annointel and
qualified as executor of the estate of Su
sannah Witheraw late of Hockine comuy,
deceased. ALFRED REII), Ex..
July 10-3W
TOBACCO CHEWERS
A REWARD
Of 8555 CASn, 1,000 Imported Novelty Pocket
Knives and 5,000 pounda of the Qrert
ZOQZOO
CHEWING TOBACCO I
i TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
i i:VERV CONSTJBJJitt Ravin? over 30um will
I be KBWAKDItl). )toO tolBt,!iOtoid,80
to.-!d,K?Oto4Ui.CUOtn&tli.S50toeUi.940to7tli.
y.-?o to nn. $ZO : Sin. 8 lO to 1WU, tsa to llto,
LiWtu imporicu troeKvi inivcBorniieaca.
L; Columbus . .. 12 05am 445am 4 lo pm
Delaware 12 57pm 5 37 am 508pm
ProMwct I 21 pm COiam 532 pm
Marion 1 40 pm B 22 am 5 52 pm
Up. Handnsky. 2 20 pm 7 15 am (i 15 pm
Carey 2 40 pm 7 35 am 7 IB pm
tostnria. a izpm auamu o, pm.
Ar Toledo
...4 3.5 pm 9 25 am 0 00 pm
ni o.mnj r-ounos xihi-xuu iujr -rnumcco, to
ue Wcn in ruuaon, ine iart,-ebi Biunner oi tigs re
ttir.ied -nlU reodvo Iha fin-t reward. IOO Coak,
p.)A:iif1 hi -hest. MSM). nnd ro on iiown to a lOct. triuir
-".r-.. '.-.. , T- .... ... . ; .
m ZUU..UU uiucco uiew uiuvimas ana new
Yeir rawirds will bo diHtributed lotween Decern.
' ber iitli snJ January iht CLev:
U.-CCO, U(
Direct oonncctioiiH made in Union De
pot at ColumbnH, for Newark, Zanesville,
Pittsburg, Wheeling. Baltimore, WashiiiK
ton and Philadelphia; alo for Dayton,
Cincinnati, Louisville and all points South
and southwest.
B3udose connections at. Toledo for De
troit and all points in Michigan and Can-
w'il HARRlSON.aen'l Pass. AB't.
Columbus, Ohio
Hadly June. arr.. 4 47
liasii
Pickering
Columbus............
Pleasantville.....
Itushville
liremen
Junction City
New Lexington..
Corning
4 55
....5 13
rM
550
4 53
5 07
517
.5 31
5-40
P M
,610
500
5 11
6 21
6 46
7 07
7 40
A X
4 47
536
6 01
624
635
f49
7 03
715
736
800
817
837
AM
915
8 22
8 10
8 52
910
922
AH
915
2 15
13-J
925 I
12 50
12 26
12 05
L1130
8 05
7 20
6 4K
6 05
P Jl
All 15 915
10 31 8 21
1007 747
945 717
935 703
922 645
9 0" 24
8 55 557
8 34 547
I. 8 10
750
730
PM
650
752
739
7 28
7 09
8 57
AM
L6 40
147
433
412
AM
4 30
4 32
351
327
3(
2 48
PM
515
tins ilolis-htfui to.
,Ar ,A? ......H ..... .,n O.HS ,,.A . .... 1... ..n.. rU
v A.ir. KUV VYr. Vi U.llt.u. kMlu WG mu.om.4U DC1KI
urcn by ir.au, uc;Tru;n l lux-moer isca and sua. to too
WILSON fc XcCATJVYTOTtACCO CO.
;,iioL!.twx. oiiia.
CTy Cat ndilri'Mt out and vaxte ou Envelope.
This is THE FINEST POUND PLUG EVER MADE.
.ASK VOUR DEALER FOR ZOO-ZOO.
E3"'Ijiltt oa luvitttf it uad you 'U1 uc &o oliwc.
FRANK MYERS,
Occupies a Room in tho
GIMBLE BUILDING,
(Opposite Rochester's)
Ho keeps a selected stock of ready made
Boots and Shoes.
Custom Made Work a Specialty.
Conncctionsnremadeat Fostoria wlthli
EiW li'y for Findlay, Lima, St Marys
Muncleand Lafayette, Ind, Bloomlngtou
Ill.,Kansas City and St Louis.
At Bucyrus for all points on PKW4C
Railway
At Levering for CrestUnerCleveland,and
all points on Columbus Divisions of C C C &
mil v&v
At Centerburg for Mt Vernon, Clinton,
Akron and all points on C Mt V & C H'd
At Bremen nnd New Lexington for New
ark, Lancaster, Zanesvllleand all points on
Ciuciunatiaud Muskingum Valley Divis
ion of P C St Louis R'y,
At Junction City for Shawnee and all
points on Straitsville IMv B A O R'd.
Aiuoiumouscouiiecuuu ic.iuu.ue ai uu
ion Dept with trains for Cincinnati, Louis-1
viIle,inniauapoiis, wabiiingion,iiaiiimore
andau Houtnern ana eastern ciiies.
VH Vandegrllt, Sup't
Hudson Fitcb,
G G Hadley, Gen'l Ticket Ag
Genet nl MKnagor,
100 Acres of ejoojI Fnirfiold
County Land, i n ilpsirable nnd Iwiltny
lo-:itioti. ten ncrea riiHd limb.-r. .sitnatcit
on the Lauraster & Vilrheii-r pike, one
and oui'-bair miles from Curnill.iiiid two
and Oiie-hnlf mills from Hmikcr's Station.
Church within ime-fourth mile. School one
halfnillc, well watered by coi spring.
ooii improvc-
fSi .A
FdSH'l'OJA&tM
Merchant
Tailoring.
D, J.-CRESAP
Favorably known to this community us
one of the best
TAULOR
in the State, has opened ft Merchant Tail
oring Shop in the Spyby buildiuand will
keep on hand the bet and latent styles of
FURgiSHIKG EOOQS
and will make
Suits to Order
oushort notice. Call and see his stock of
piece sqoss
of the latest stylen. and learn the rates
which thoy are I'urn il;ed. Perfect
Fits guaranteed.
3 4j ! fl no voiin!? Orchard, and
inentR. Price $!H) per acre.
For further nartlculars innnlre of
JOHN W. WILSON. Carroll, O.
Or C. H. BUERHAUS, Logan , O.
May 15, 1&54 3ni
TOTT'S
"HFIi
R E8!?
mz st
Ii composed of Herbal ucd 3Iuciiagiuoiu picd
ucts,whicUpcrmeatc the substuiice eftho
ZiBngSf expectorates t'no aciia matter
that collect! m the UronChiil 'lub-.undiormsn
soothing coating, vnirii rtrliovrs tbc ir
ritation th.it tiubCa the cough. It clcanao
tbeluBs of all impurities, Btrerigtend
tberatvlien eufsuMfil by dioa8e,invici)r.
tea the circulation of the Llood, nid brucci"tl:
Bcrvous system. Slight colds orten end in
eoasnaiptlon. Itistlnncrcnstoueslcct
them. Apply the reaely promptly. A
test of twenty jins wiirmuts the anerliun tliat
noretnedy has ever keen fonml tht has
Srompt initseffaeff aiTUTT'S ESPECTOBSJIT.
. alagle dose ratves the phlsra, gnbaues
inflammation, and its use rpeetijlycuTetsemo't
obstinate ciuirh.- A pi casaut cnrdlal, chil
dren take it readily. For Croup it is
tavalBable anl ahouM ha !n errry family.
In 25r. an'l PI Bottlea,
TUTP
P8LLS
BUCKLKN-S AU2vICASALVE.
The Dest Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruges, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kheimi. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chap
p- d Hands. Chilblains, Corns, nd I
all Skin Eruptions, and positively '
cures riles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale By F. Harring
ton. may 8- ly.
Plants for Sale.
I will be precared to fnrni.I)
our citizens and people near and ;
far with any amount of thrifty,
Cabbage, Tomato. Sweet Potato
and other plants for the garden, j
I guarantee them as lirst class in!
quality and in plants i
1 will supply the people at mv
stand on roarKei. oquare, com
mencing the first of next week,
with all the early Vegetables,
and at which place all orders can
be left for Plants, which will be
promptly furnished at reasonnble
rates. Hexbt Gojipf.
April 8 tf.
ACT DIRECTLY OH THS LIVER.
Oarea Chills aud fever. :ypcpin
BlckHeadachc, nilinns Colls, ConsUpa
tlon.BhottHintJaiu.PUes, I'yHatlonor
the Heart, Dlxztacw, Torpid tirer, and
!....- v . .& Tr Afr1
: viiiwuc lmgnumuci iajuuuwhw y-
I ery irolVasmtrlcpillatteU.tsiaa stimii!ate3ino
WVffilT!
an d all f erof uloui disease, Seres. :
las, Eczeuia. Blotches. sUagrworm. X
mors, Carbunslss, Sons, and KrapUer"
of the SUlo, are ths'dlreet rssaltezasi'
inpnro state of the blood.
Ts cure these diseases the blood must t
pnrifleJ, ana restored to a healthy aad ua-
turalconilitien. ATU'l SAXSArAXllXa kaa
for OTir forty jeara been reeogMlaed fcy eaV
neut medical autkorities as ths most pow
erful blood puriflsr la exisUaee. It r
the ijstem from all foul hamors, enrlekea"
and strengthens the W6oU,riaoTe all traces)
ot mercurial treatment," and proTta itself a
soiupletu master of all serof nlous dtiessss.
A Heeeat Car of Serofalbas Sores.
"Some aonths agci was troubled witart
scrofulous sores (ulcers)' ou my legs. Tha;
limbs tere badly swollen and inflamed. asd
the sores discharged large quantities of
eiriTe matter. Exery xsmedy I tried
failed, nutil 1 ased Atek'S 3AUArAKJI.Uk, -of
whiU I hare now taken three bottles,'
with the result that tea- sores aro aaled.-r
anl my general health ereatly lniproTSd.'
1 feel vary grateful for the good your
meilieinc lias done me.
YonrsVespeetfullT, Nks- Axs O'BiMr.'
Ita SuUivan St., Now Tork, Job at, 18ML
KV- All persoas latereWd sow taTHesT
to callm Mrs. O'Brlaa; also apom thai,.
Be v. Zi-P. Wllda ot IS Kast S4th Strsas
Sew York City, wh -will take nleasare .
In testify log- to the woaderfal efteacy olT.
Aver Sarxaparilla. sot only la the care,
of this lady, but la his arwa case am
maay'othors -withla his kaowledge.
Tbe wiH-luiown teriier en the Bottamjftrot J,
B. W. Ball, of XochttUr, JT.a, writes, Jsae'
7.1M:
"llktinssufrerwl sersrelr for some years,
witU ezenia.aml haring failed to flad relief ,
f nni other remeUies, 1 hare made use. daring "
toe psji three months. "of Atep.'m Saksafa
xi lla.-winch has effected a compute em.Z
I eonitler it a' luagniacsat remedy for all
blood diseases.''
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
stimulates onit rcgnlalea the actios of the"
digestfre and assimilatire organs, reaswa
and strengthens the jital forces, and sreedily
cures Xhumatisni, Neuralgia, KheHsaaw
tie Goat. Cararrh.'Cencral Debniiy, and
all disease? arising from an lmporerished or
corrupted condition of the Mood, and a weak- '
ned Titality.
1 1 Is incomparably ihe cheapest llood mutt- '
cine, on aceonnt of its concentrated strength, '
and great power orer disease.
rHE?ARKO BY
Dr. J. C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; pries I,"ixTlo&e J
XoMST
(CbaaaeMfee fast tesatj
How Watch Casks an Mad.
In 1875, thirtecm moa ooMj-priseJ tba
entire working force used in the mint. '
facture of -the JameaBoU Gold WaUk Cam. '
Now overft Awidrai are employed, and th
number is oonstuitlv iucreanibg. TLe rea
son of tlii increase is thLi: In the Jams '
os Gf-'d Watch Vise ail the rcotul in sL-ht '
and riojctttowearwsiH'rtiooiahiiethore
Biuin.ier, vjiioh only len... strength. W the
cse. is of stronger niflai Uiun "I't,
giving g- I.i where gold w li.s-tfl, sau. '
etrrn, ei-. tia'iattsl -hcrc sire". :h -od
ela&L'itT aiO aeoisd. a ct:;:" i'ir-w i p:t
dtu'irs-j a wsirh use lr.hr tl..u eviiw, gulil
and at OKiriULF the cv-t. ,rc jui -
Orcr 2CC,000 of tlie3 casoa v (y&
hava been sold, and every jeweler in the
country ren tastily to. their quality and
merit.
T-mrtarawL View "Ore. B.
E. W. K:rrh. ct tltc Xfrncni.. txcsLz a Jim. Ham?
Gold "iVcica bj yta afsn. szit etmed it antl! a
eJinrttiraea:-,wli-aIpTrelttti,su:.iMtd it toa.
eaZzatr. Ttecsiab-tnoi'rcof -w?er,rctt "
ttit ur:urU to -?y caw, i-C I ic. Ud caa ta .
sr-ly5cnarsct4"iicTas.-tte3ycKaiaTt I bare
oK th zrrxj F- C-idMravh Cae for many yoes.
and the i.trUx- x: b ,u-at Vjx irit cr. ir carry- (
lit: Uiesi iiUr w eZl tt!s;d it ihotrjh tcry had
bcraiti i i r"-sd ci" o-trc-tvlcrUi atiCT-. I
pyaili-iu s ti oiilysMWcf Vila Llrd a .rw?r-,
ii,-.-id "t vi.? itTir-js ta civ nai eu-.;cnsr .!
wma ct our Monay or vaics. b: iw.uitioc.
Vii. J. Ct.tr. AT, ,'t:.tw.
(.;!. r.-r-S,nXr5. VJjiUt r.s-Vil. Ortj tew
JaKt Su Bii Xta Watch ar aMtaU.
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TOR SALE err . - .
I.EZIEU tfe STOKES,
Wholesale DpaFers, Cleveland, O. -
HENRY LUTZ,
Ajr't.'Lbgan, 0
May 22, 18&r Gm:-
dr. dXvid -e
KENNEDY'S
f EMEDT V
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Jsasfl
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OleceVered la Medical '
Practice.
Specially suited toaQ
Malarial, Aa-ae, Stosa-'
ach, Khenmatlc, SerofW
aloas-aad Female Ceas-
plaints.
KIDNEY
LIVER CURE
Hill sMUtlEIS.
Dlttase Is as effectofbaJ bleed '
Tested far 0ors,lteaTes90erceatef
cases! Pare Bleed alTee B'eoaalas; Health:
&uisf actios guaranteed. Jfjs' purely esctable,
non-Aleooollc, BSectiTe, Palatable. . 91. CO a;
bottle. Send for pamphlet. vOf au druggists, or o
. PATXDI&t'an-jWTy-X.IXBondoat.K.T.'
"flThywill yon couch w!:en Shi'oh's
cure will !Z'V irnmtjr.ita rtTie '. Priee
10 ets 50 -:U and X dollar ti bo had at
B. C- hebers amrCo.
Shiloh's catarrh rempdj. a- p-isitire
enre for calarrh, diptherln. nnd canker
mouth at B. C- Rebers aa'd Co.
"Hacktnetaclc." a laptinsand fra
grant perfume. Price &'aiiii 50 cents'
at B. C. Rebers -nd Co.
For dyspepsia and liveV' complaint:
you hare a printed piararflee on eyery
bottle of Shil ih's Vitalizer- It nevetf
fails to care. Sold by B- CRefcer unc?
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