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ExciirsiousJ Excnrsioas !
Ilio fnttowli-i: l.uw Unto IlXCltr
alonw utn urrniiKotl to latu
ToMo.SUSv&ftflsasCityE.B
"Clover Lett Stoittc'f una Ciiiuiue-
llnnsi
iJiitylllh. 11th and 12th,
National Educational
I Af-nrlaUou.
S July 1M.li nii.t Will
l-ltnpilst Young People's
J Union
Sai-ratnirn, 1 1
Ono l"iro
De-troll, nil r.!i
Ono Faro
fAiig. '.'(I in (in incitisiTc
Triennial conclave
ic. t.
Bcnvrr, Col
One rare
Ranini Cilr.Mn
Onet'nrtinr lots
AUK. 11, 20,21,. t 22.
hiiprcnio Lodge
nurl IlU'iiuliil En
campment K.of P,
TUe f.t)nvt! comprise n portion only of inntiy
halco Excursion, arranged via the Clover I.eul
Bottle Through Ticket will bt Issued, giving;
wit-uns the fullest beniillts In rutin iill.l limit1".
TVo trains dull v to St. Louis, Moll'iilou Depot
Tsra trains dally In Toledo. 0. J Connections
For rlcUilud Inforiniitlon rail on nearest
cent, or tulilrcfs,
O V .TI.NICIKS,
noil Plts Aj;t, Toledo, o
Special r.ciirloi to
NIAGARA FALLS
Elrat Week or August Wall for it
Via. Clover l,ettf, t.silco .Mioru niul
New Yuri: Central
AUKEAM
THIS preparation, with.
.-e -- uui. iiiitirv, rermuvevt
"ICUL" nS..n1rl..a T.I,VllTlnD
Hmplcs, Black-Hearts. Sunburn
ud Tsau A few appl icationa will ren
der tho most stubbornly red Bkin Boft,
nnootb. and white. Viola Crcnui ii
not a paint or powder to cover defects,
Xi'ta remedy to cure. It ia superior to
tSlVf- preparations, mid is puarantccd
to givo satisfaction. Atdrtiptaormail
ed for 60 cents. Prepared by
WMo, Ohio- G. C. HITTXKn A CO-
A U OHAMPNEY
OONANT BROS.
The largest Aanufacturers of
Furniture and Upholstery
in Ohio, offer Great
Bargains in
Furniture,
!aote!s?
Ti!es9 Etc.
Buy of tle Manufacturers.
CONANT BROS. FURNITURE GO.,
TOLEDO. OHIO.
Vint Class Night and Day Sorrlco between
Toledo, Ohio,
-)AND(
St. Louis, Mo.
FREE CHAIR CARS
DAY TRAINS-MODERN EQUIPMENT THROUGHOUT.
YESTIBULED SLEEPING CARS
ON NISHT TRAINS.
JB-MEALS SEWED EH ROUTE, anu hour, DAY
VltmBHT. at moderate cost.
Lifer Uriels via Toledo, St, Loub & KamasCrij R. R.
Q.0VEK LEAF ROUTE.
For further partletilurs, cnll on nearest
ogmik ui. mo ijuipauy, or auuress
C. O. JENKINS,
Ocnoml !autatr lfit
TOLEDO, OHta
Hit touwrltttn
m Jilf If you
lutui'l, itlidom
inrt lulflltstnt
urii tu-ihr. 1
!niiilsj )nu ttiji
Ht ui, irmul
Ittllllloi). If
trrialc li ,tUFy
'rath my fIrlj
ilitfllfritt 11 "HI
tt riit.fr . who
unit rj nd
rtiirr. ant wlio.
.jfirr tiiMrurrUn,
and riri Jfo iii.ih
Jlnp unlfii iur
rriiii, k MttT0(
(X'ull,I..k- Oilllrillt
lLi.TSiOV3 ll "ur,,t vr 11.31
Hl rrqulffi murii
ji'fCtJCj" lima. liltiiruLul
I oim ptrvii fiiu
i 00 fli ciuirlcl ct
-. eOUIlt). 1 liATItl.
--c-t. O y. !: T 'n.t.1,.u 1.1
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iIojimiii ft larpa
a.V
ditiriht-r nlia
ii ,.. I I1..11... '..! .. i. a i.
"" .... ....-!..... a'liiidia n ii(i,mui tii ie itrT,
'j'V '! JwrtltnUr! ei. Aiirr)unl.ubir all, if ru
Wlnililnf-oi.iriiiil,-r,Hlilliuwiliiiiliiit-f AiMtvii,
fir.AIu:. JJua: (WO, Aii-iii&Ui. .Alulno.
Sclcntifib Anict(pan
Agency for
OAVCATE,
HSWW
TRADE rYlARKfJ,
COf'YRIQHTS. ntn.
Oldiat bureau for nocunniusteiiti In America.
T.ICrf Tilllilt tnlrtiM nttf l.v ,.. U i.w.l. i.Vr!
Uio public by u r.otlco uiven trco or chorjo In tho
l.r .- ... J 3
VT
wmau
JartroBt rlmilntlon of en? scientific paper fn tho
world., bnloaUldly .llluatralud. Wo liitnllluvnt
rntpl iwri cHSSJ Ki"
Imb fciK.14
IMMWwi
. v vcjtiary v
39S4v.
c
FIIRNITIIRF 00
jEAJhiHTIfil
-P8l(yQj -t? SXZi', rmrln ll.ilr
"j? " "?""' lofnllilM. nliatc
KSZ t 5J",.,,"""' "
Y Jtbw& 'JW rt0 JJ (? 'm lhjii,iiil.
nVtU WlT.L'fl tf.' vc; ll rliary h.ill.lnff
Hle
WSSSS'.asS5-l5Wl2
mbbiku uii r iirrn 'i in
rtft&ft&ta
Hrar
1 P,'if7rAWUi
iMi'VJV,U,,ff'i5VCJA
"fi
For Boils, Pimples
carbunclos,
scrofulous Gores,
eczema, and all othor
blood diaoases,
take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
It will
relievo and euro
dyspepsia norvous
debility, and that
tired feeling
Has Cured Others
will cure you.
Jl'liybleinnn Couioit'tCuro illiu. X
8KUiM3liXJ.it, Hamilton Co., C, Jnno, 18S9.
One Iwtllo oX l'aator Ko-jiiI'ii Korvo Tonic
curoJ uio cutlroly, niU-r piijslciana hiul tried
uuiucco68(ully (or uljjtit lnoullis to rullovo mo ol
norvous dobillty. W. HUUNNKPllU).
Lomikli., Ohio, July 8, IBM.
I had epileptic flu or ubout lour years, two
owry vrvck, vhou llv. J. Kutnpuioyor reconi
uiendod l'ator Koulg'a Nurvo Tuulo; fllnco
usliiyit hnvo haJnouo. It la tho bviit oplloptlc
indlcuio I have erer '"used, mid I havo uecd
many. ADAM CKAMEll.
Nrw Conrnov, Ind., Nov. IS. 1630.
It nfTordn mo irreat tMuro to ecrtlfy Ihnt uiy
eon, wlio for ttn and half ywua waa aHeetcd
trith falllns Blcknoiia. wna ourud by uatngrna
tor Koenlu'a Norro Touls. l'or two yeprs pnst
ho uab uot hiul p'oglo nttftck. Therefore, ac
eopt tho huarttcH tivolto of a liratorul father.
J0UH B. MOKU.
Eft
A. Vsiuublo Hook on KorvoUS
uinonnea tout rreo 10 but aaurets,
ia poor pkueuu can also oDiain
lis medlclno frco oC clinrKe.
This ivmadrhnx been crecared bvtho IloTercnd
Darter Koenlir. ot Tort Wayne, Ind since lb7li, and
Isnow prepared uuderhls direction byttto
ICOENIC MED. CO.. Chicago, III.
Sola by Druggists at SI porBoltlo. GrorSi
01'M-i:i.ATll' nooriSf! FELT co-t onlj
Stf.oi) per liHM)uiir. ftrt. Mtiket n vmxl rn.i
(or year, nii-1 ninnnc imii put It nu. Send
itnnip for Miiiipli-iinil full pirtii iiUis.
liPM ni.Tir CnnilNU i'ii.,
3.1 Jt 41 Vr-t llniiduiix New York.
I.OVIll .AL'CUI- WllMlfll.
LUMBER.
lat:i,
sksncles
ALL KINDS FINIS1MNCS l.UMDClf
MOULDINGS.
noons,
AND
BLINDS
SASH
AT
S. P. TOLMAN,
ForryHbuvf,', O
The Bloat Purecsf! Bemodr ererdUcor.
cred, na It la certain In lta etteeU sad dott not
bllitcr. R.adprootbelon-;
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Unix's Cbojcjj, Bedford Co., Pa., ) ,
w fabruary 38, ISC J
Ob. D. J.' Krrfoiu. Co.!
Oenta plcve aend me one of yonr"TreatUeon
tho llort e." Tnur " Endatt'a Spavin Curo " Is tbo
bt ia tho world. I have cured ten caeca of
Bono Hpavln. I a kept but rail the time on
boraea. I will wairrr any man la tho world Jl.OO.UJ
that "Kendall'. Sparln Cure" cannot he boatcn
en HnaTlna. Ulnirbqne, Capped HocUe or
aor Lament.! on home. You can uao my
name oa your adTarttaemeata and I will atand by
lTbatlaay. IhaTtuaeaiCOhottlealnaorcar.
Voura truly, UK. GEO. C. CUINET.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Lrms Bocae, Ark., ads. . 'W-
Da. D. J. Kexdill Co,
(Iftnt. It la with f ha wrr
sraatnt aatlafactlnn that I
Inform you tbat I haTB cured tbe f dllowlngdlaeaies
woeney, Bhonldter Joint L.anienoa,Btlllo
Joint
; Lameacu, nhoe-uoll, .
l.fitneneiiB In
Fore
l'oet.-l ut workbitc on Hfn-Jnlnt
ameneaa and will care that all with Kendall'
iDATlnCnro. It la the beat Liniment for manor
beaut I hare arer naed. I recommend It ta ail lioras
owner. Ileraea that I have worKad en ere valuable,
but without your Hutment would be worthleaa. I
hare frienda who' uaed It for Sprulna and
llrulaca and cured them. They aaV It la the beat
they ever luod. Tour truly, Tfc 0. B. WXLLB.
Trie $t per lottlt, or six lottUe for
SB. All drunglxtM have it or can yttit
for you, or it tcill be lent to atiy oil
dregs on receipt ofprtco by the propria-
" IN.. B. J. KENDALL CO.,
Enosburoh Falls, Vermont.
Vlien in Ti le 'o ci.ll at
bb! wsmi
SHOE STORE,
No. 89Q Monroe St.,
mill huh hln Htot'k of
AM)
Every Variety of Footwear
o .-
l J
P KENDALL'S '1
SIGNS ONTIIEIWWERY
WHAT ONE MAY SEE ON NEWYORK'8
FAMOUS THOROUGHFARE.
Tito Mont ItlathipulsliliiK I'oiituro of n
Street Tltnt Una u Wnililw Ido ltrptitn
tlon An Aveiiiiu tVhciclii Aro round
l'coplo of All NHtloiiiilltica.
To thoso studunts of human nnturo
who nro qnlok to boo tho weak sltlo of
avory vluirnctcr Bavo their own, n trip
up tho Bowery mid Park row is always
fruitful of 'good results. Thero nro bo
many sights, Bounds anil scenes novel
and interesting in tho stirring comedy
drama, "Strugglo for Dread," that tho
student cannot, help feeling amused and
interested. Then, too, tho fact that
nearly ovory ono ho moots ia poorer than
himself imparts tho zest of complacency
to his pilgrimage, and ho stops among
tho hungry and wretched and tho happy
and careless, keeps his hand on his pock
etbook and his eyes on tho shifting pano
rama oi uio iiiui makes notes.
Tho signs avo tho tirst things that tako
tho wanderer's eye.
Ho notes "A Regular Dinner for thir
teen Cents" and "Two Genuino Import
ed Havanas for Fivo Cents" with inter
est. Ho feels that his barber charges
him too much when ho sees that ho can
receive tonsorial attontion hero for ftvo
cents, with tho added luxury of bay rum
for ten cents, and that a clean towel is
giiurnntwil with every shave.
A largo and gaudy cartoon extolling
tho merits of tho "Flor do JIaggio Clino
Cigar" attracts his attention. A small
footnoto says that it is changed every
day, and that whilo tho merits of tho
cigar will bo dwelt lovingly upon, yet
tho cartoons will also deal with timely
topies.
A clothing storo near by has a big
black signboard stilting that this is tho
headquarters of tho "Society for En
couraging the Wearing of Clean Shirts,"
whereof tho proprietor is president. Ho
cannot but feel that tho society is at
onco bcueiicial, salutary and situated in
its proper iicld, Park row.
Tho notice over a dingy doorway that
"black eyes will bo made to look natural
for ten cents" causes him boiiio vague
apprehension, as it is n silent witness
that ho is in tho laud of fisticuffs and as
sault and battery.
13nt contemplation of tho chalk -written
words that "a Delmouico Innchgoes
with every glass of beer" gives riso to
more kindly feelings, and ho soon for
gets his fears.
A red nosed man rapping with n rat
tan at a largo and startling representa
tion of "The Wonderful Moustrositv,
.lumbcto, tho Elephant Boy, Half Ele
phant, Half numan, Now to Be Seen
Alivo Inside" holds him awhilo. But
lie feels sure it is a t'ako and drifts on
to the "Auction Sale."
A sharp eyed person in his shirt
sleeves is extolling tho merits of a solid
gold, lull jeweled, stem winding, Amer
ican movement watch, cased, chased,
turned and beveled, going at tho ridicu
lously low piico of four dollars. Cap
pers aro urging victims to buy, pullers
in aro bawling tho auction to all who
pa.ss and tho hurdy gurdy behind tho
dime museum screen tries vainly to
drown their cries by its jerky render
ing of "Comrades, comrades, ever bince
we wore boys," -while the man at tho
floor still raps the counterfeit visago of
the clophant boy and cries that tho ad
mission is but :i dime.
The crowd thickens; evening comes on.
Tho "oysters and clams ono cent" man
lights his torch, Chinamen, bloused and
pigtailed, heading for Chinatown; Ital
ians with pushcarts turning toward tho
bond, Greeks bound for James street,
negroes for South Fifth avenue, Ger
mans for Avonuo A, Hebrows for El
tlridgo btreet, all homeward bound, work
worn and -weary, hurry past. "Beef
steak John's" is crowded. Tho fifteen
cent lodging houses havo each their
score of loungers at their dingy portals.
It is night. Now tho shooting gal
leries light up and the "ping!" "ping!"
of tho 22-caliber bullets ring down
against tho sheet iron targets. Men lurk
in alleyways and slink out to demand
alms, A ciowd of roisterers como down
arm in arm. They nro college boys,
down on tho Bowery for fun.
A ono eyed man has bong sheets for
sale. Ho cries his wares and sells
several copies to tho youths.
Tho variety theaters open their doors
ami tho Bowery amusement seeker
surges in to seo tho Irish-American Four
and McGiiiin and McGuOin, tho king
pins of song and dance.
Tho German and Hebrew theaters aro
open, too, and havo their crowds also.
Tho Elito Lady orchestra has tuned up
in tho concert halls, and tho Bowery is
at its best.
Tho bell at tho family resort is clang
ing for tho first pcrforuiunco, and tho
ticket scllor opens his littlo window and
gets his chango ready.
Tho clothing storo "barkers" redouble
their efforts to catch trado by manual
forco, and tho Bowery roars with sounds
of lifo and trade, Saloons aro doing a
rushing business now. Sailors, 'long
shoremen, mechanics, all out for drink
and recreation, mako up tho crowd,
A now venturo, tho "two-and-a-half-cent-a-cuo"
poolroom, has dono such
good business that rivals havo sprung
up on ovory side. Tiicso places aro all
crowded. Tho fieqnentors nro for tho
most part ovil looking, low browed
youths of eighteen or twenty years of
ago. They crowd tho tables and Bow
ery argot makes their conversation al
most unintelligible to tho uninitiated.
Tho notice that "no profane or vulgar
Iai.guago is allowed" seems sarcastic.
It is as funny in such a pluco as "Bow
ery prices for Broadway goods" is in
tho Cheap John clothing storo. And
tho student of human uaturo notes it in
his memory along with tho sign
If 1 Rest I Rust. :
: UITruil Utimt. :
; No l(i;al No Rust. 1
; No Ti ait No Dust. :
: AliUiiuksDCoiitb. :
""""" Z'nw Yorli'woi'id.
llnoth'n Heat Cliumitor.
It was in ft high priced restaurant.
Thoy wero discussing tho charactera in
which Booth had been most successful,
and tho young man with a blond mus
tache was satisfied that Hamlet was by
far his best part.
"If you over saw him in that part
when ho was at his best," ho said, "you
wouldn't dispute- tho assertion for ft mo
mont." "Saw him!" exclaimed tho man with
tho dark beard scornfully, "I've-scon
him in nbout everything ho over played.
Why, his Hamlet was poor compared
with somo of his other characters. His
Othello was better than his Hamlot, and
his Macbeth"
"Macbeth!" brolso in tho young man
with tho blond mustache. "Why, that
wasn't up to Romeo, and that's saying n
good deal. His Shylock was better than
his Othello."
Every ono in earshot was interested bv
this time, but just as tho man with tho
dark beard was bcginniiiK a scathinir
retort with some sido remarks about tho
"Fool's Rcvongo" tho littlo follow with
tho singlo eyeglass roused himself and
Mtid:
"I say! Yon'ro both wrong, you know.
I'm not much on drama, but Booth no'cr
played anything as well nsho did Shako
spearo." Dotroit Frco Press.
R. S. CLEGG
DEJLLKR IN
FURNITURE
Fine Parlor & Bed Eoom Suits
Chairs, Tables, Lounges.
UXTOERTAKING
AND EMBALMING
Only White Hearse in County.
Second Street,
PEKRYSBUKG
STEAMER 7 R BURT,
Tor Slurcnpo 1'nrk niul I'crryslmnr. finm font
of .leil'iTMin Mrect. Tor Xlnreiiun Htik, 10 it. in..
2. 4:30 niul S p. tn. For lVrivnliiu. Ill n. m..
4:'!U p. in., U'iivo lliiruiigo' I'nrk 12:4",. :!:l,"i,
i!::!0. Ill::) p. m . I.imvo lerryliurK l'J:15, ti p.
in. Kurt! round tilp, 'JUeculs.
STEAMER C B "WALLACE.
Will ninkc rt'sulur trip between Toledo, l'oit
Miiiinl niul 1'errysliiirtf. Will le.ivo foot nf
Mnnri c .triet ii- follows: I.ine Toledo 111.11)
-tin !!.) pin 5:10. heuvf IVriyluiw 7:1.1 n m
1 lf p in 4:'.'0 p in. I'uro L"0 euiiti loiiml tiip.
A lllj- Iny.
l'riilay July 2-J the 1,'noil I'tmplnrs of Western
Ohio will run it speelitl linilteil i:ciii-doii over
the t II. A I), lty.. to LiikiMili- the queen of
summer re-orts. TliN'i'iuin u III ctiUHl-t of tirxt
dust t-iiiiehi- with n vent foreverylmdy. Tlekels
will lie (jood rettirnlui; to unil Iik'IiiiIIih; lues
ilny July .. The l'nnrinin nt IjiUslde Is the
.liotiKotiif the .veiVMin ilurln? the limit of ilieo
tickets mid no one inn nd'nril to mts-t it. Friday
July 'J-J Is "Kpwoitli I.e.iKiieIiny"inid I'si-urMon-lls
will nrrivo ill tluiu for the nfteriioou :md
eeiiliiK programs. Tliu fcpi-ci.tl tmln will leave
IVrryabiirtriitMlSn. m. coiiueelin nt To'edo
with Hie i-liipuit fmtte uncr "011- ot Toledo"
direct for Lnkc-ide. Kuiu for the round trip
only $1 " Including M) mile-t ride on l.nkuKile.
Arraime now ttio. Inquire uf (lood TemplaiK
or f II. it I). AkciiUi for tickets, prosnuns niul
other Iiiforimiton. lCu
IXIACtltA I'AM.N n.VUIMtMOIV.
special MxctirNlon 'flritln An;'. 1st
A solid tmln of (.pcciitl eijiiliiineiit tonclicr.,
HU'Cpiii; t-:us, Mill leave Toledo. St. Louis .t
Kiiiimis City linllrimil, llluier l.fiif flntlont,
Monday. Annit Int. n tluiu of Hav i:prt!i
No.-i, loierliic the intlre distniice to Xlngira
KulN anil return on peeiiil M'ludiile. I.cntc
Maumec'.i:.Vii. in.:irrle Niaearu Tails 0:00a.
m . Tuuxliiy. Aiiir. '.'; arrive Iioiiii on time of
Cloier I.enf Day Txpresa No. I, or any rignhtr
train until Saturilay. AtiKiist tl
Halts very low Illluol. stations about SU.OO.
Iiidlauu stations. .li.OO; Ohio stations. $1.00.
Theclioieest excurslou of the season. Dou't
miss It.
("all on nearest r.Bent Plover Leaf Ilotite, or
write CO. Jenkins, Geli'l Puss. Agent, Toledo,
Ohio.
ID'Heseno slccplnif cnrnrcomniolatlons ear-h-.
Theeaily applicant sct-iircx choices: lont
tlon. Clicup nxcurhinii Itiitcs.
Till' O. H. A I). Mill sell excursion tlekels
from nil stations, unless otherwise dcshtiintcil.
at one fare for the round trip to points unmeil
bilow:
Sahatoiia, N. Y.-On Mile July nth to intli:
fontlii"iis piissiiKu unit Kootl rctiirnln until
July lliin. Tickets can bo extended until fccpt.
Ift by (lepnsitliiK bnmo with the Joint Agent,
beforo.l uly l'Jtli. l.'ih
Dlthoit, Mu ii. On sale Jiilv Will and lltli
nmltrooilreiiiraiiiK until July lfJtli: in count of
miTtlnuoi YtdiiiR I'eojiic's llantlst Union, ir.li
llii.i.HiiAi.i. Von. On sale Jnlv 14th and l.'itli
Account of N. W. IlowliiK Association Uc?ntlii.
Tickets good for return passage until July 17th,
lib.
Wasiiimiton-. I) C On sale July IRth and 17th
on account of meeting of tUo League of Amerl
uin Wlieeliucu. tiood to return until July Sltli,
Uc
Kanhah C'itv. Mo f)n sale Aug. 20th to 2'ril
Oh account ol the Knights of Pythias, f. It,
Tii-kctsgood leturnilig until Sipt Kitli. IW
L'iiim.uotiiu. Ohio On sale July llh to Cth
from nil stations In Ohio, nciount of Ohio
Annual Kiicuinpincnt of the Sons of Vetcr.uir.
Tickets good leturiiiiigiiiuil July Uth, lo.t
one ftire ExciirsloitM Kvoryivlioro
Vln Iluclioyc lloitlo.
Kxciirsion tickets nt rate of ono faro for the
round trip will ho sold to Minneapolis, Minn.,
for th ltepiihllcaii CouTciition Jnno '.'ml to r.th,
good until J imc 2S, for return to the Prohibi
tion National Convention, Cincinnati, O., June
'Jitlli, and anh. Democratic xatlouul Conveii
tlon, Chicago, Ilk. June lGtli. to 'JOth, good
until July Mh. League of American Wheelmen
lcet, Washington I). (J., July ICtli, niul 17th,
good until July '.Mth. National Convention
Indepiieut l'arlv Omalm. Neb.. Juno ISth. to
Julylstgoo until July l.'itli. Young People's
Unlon.Detroit Mich., July lSlh.niid 1 1th, good
until July lUth. l'oiulli ol July 1S9, to all
stations on U II V ,t T lty, Chicago & Krlu II II
and l-.rlu Lines July 'J. " niul llh, gook until
Julyfitli. Knlglils of l'ythiiu .Meeting, Kansas
City Augiisfj). ainl.gooti until b'epteiiilier 16th.
'tVcluuo thcilirerl line to nil tho points niiuu'd
above anil ran sell ou tickets and givu 5 on
the best train service on enith loi the least
money. Ask Agents, 0 II V A; T H'y for In
forinutlon desired or wrllu V 11 l-'lihcr, lien'l
I'm. Agl., C.'oluiiibus.O.
.Npcclul Hall road ItaloM.
If ynnnrclnteiidliig to go nnywhero It may
pay you to ronsult the following list of
specially uuthorued low rates which Mill ho
innilu by the
OHIO (JCNTKAli I.INF.N, i
(T. sV o, c. ity., ic. a- rti, tiy.f'r c to
Ono H'aro for tlio ICohiiiI Trip to
I'lndlav, (), Acrl. llariinniit- ISulley'i shows.
Tickets on mle July 'J2d. from all T. C, iV. C
slalliiiis, good retiiinlngsaiiic day.
Kansas UIlv, Mo Act-t. Kiiprcnui Lodge meet
ing una llk'iiulal floiifliivo I'. II. K. or I',
Tickets on sale Annual lUlli to -Md luclitslvo.
(looil In return until h'cptcnibor isili.
Toledo, (), Arct, Ilnrniiiu it Jlalley h exhlhl
tlon. 'llvL-etaunsnluJiilr aid mm T, ,t O. C,
ntnllniiN, Mnliue to Iiuiiyrus Inclusive, and fiom
nit T. C. ,V: C. Millions.
Ml'I'Klll.
Tn niblllinii to tho nlinvu niaiiv rales of ono
niul onc-lhlrd faro upon tho cortlllcaio plan nro
in cllcct. Intending travelers will tin well to
wrlto ogeius ot tnosti lines or uircc-t to .-luiiuou
IIotiUiG. 1'. A.lvlctlu, 0.
Tr -a--; -. . rr-rsmn: rrrrrsrs:
:"IHADE A WOWHASI HAPPY"
Dear Sir: I am entirely curod of Fcmnlo Complnints, pains in back,
top of head and Lcucorrlicca in its worst form. Du. Makchisi's Catholi
con and Clcnnsing Wash made mo a happy woman, when I thought I
could not bo cured. Mrs. M. Howe, Kaylor, Penn. For sale by all
Druggists, two bottles FREE, send P. O. and Express address to ,,
, , &r ? & MARCIUSI, 35 Gtncite Street, Utica, New rork.J
Toledo ItnccR.
..ffilTi00""1 o!. ,Uo To'clo raees the 0. It. ,t 1).
"i1," oxeursloii tickets from Limn, K.iiillay
noli NJnllTnb. Tnm' ?" SMim" "" ' "hc"o
rblVilMr?. -v llS V1"1 rcl,,'"'.' oo ni"I one
third lure. Tickets on sn 0 Jnlv l'Jtli to 1Sih
and Bjmtl returning until jiy 10th it,clt!slve.
l'031TtVni.Y rAlNLKKS
ANTI-NERVE PCENA
Is cxcluslTcly usetl In Toledo nt
Dn. J. A. MILLER'S Dental Pablohs
C30 St Claik Strkkt, S. W. Cor of
Summit & Cherry Sts. Entrance
from Cherry St sida
The latest, safest and GreattU Scien
tific Discovery of tho ago.
Nothlugto take, to inhale or yet to ttuplfj
being specially adapted to Invalids, Aged per'
sons, children 111 tl nil nnictcd with an extremely
nerv 011s temperament.
''i"..!
;feks-;?
, &ffim.
Dr. S.B. McOREARY
V ?.l M A X E NT1 .Y L( ) C ATE I)
In thi! past live moutlia has successfully
treated almost
OLOO O-tSLSJEiS
of the most severe fharac tcr. which Is sufllriciit
cviili'iii'ii ol the uinoiiiit mid kind of work lie
Is doing. His specialties are
FEMALE,
LUNG,
PRIVATE AND
CHRONIC DISEASES.
Filch diseases as Asthma. Catarrh, Ilronchltls,
Itheiimatltni, Lpllcpsy, Neillnlglit, Dyspepsia,
Scrorul.t nud all lllood. Liver and Kidney dis
eases, as well as diseases pcculliir to females,
successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness mani'IooV'
and EltltOUS OF YOl'TII, posltirely ciircil.
PTT"DQ rermaiicutly cured wltliout the
X JLlJjO use or n knife or any surgical
operations whatever. I'usllivoly 110 ciiho
tttUeii tliat caitiint bo curotl.
Correspondence acciii.'.panled bv 4 cents in
stumps will bu lield with the strictest secrecy
and will be promptly answered.
Consultation Tree. Private parlors for ladles
OFFICE AND LAIlOltATOItY:
No. 112 tMimmitSt.i Toledo, Ohio.
JE2'
Want to do Your
Watch Repairing
Will do it Quickly
Will do it Cheaply
Will do it Well
J I FIOIEES, Jeweler
510 Adams St.,
TOLEDO, O
BUCKEYE
BREWING COMPANY,
TOLEDO, OHIO,
-IlKEWERS OF
Genuine Pilsener, Export
and Lager Beer.
JOHN JACOBY, Supt.
A. H. LEAF, Ag't.,
PERIiYSBUnG, p.
Fob 14, IhOl.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
Eye and Skin Ointment.
A certain cmj for Chronic Sore- Eyes,
Tcttor, Salt l.hcum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczoma,
Itch, Frairio Scratches, Soro Nipples
nntl Piles. It is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of Oases havo boon cured by
it nltor all other treatment had failed,
25 and CO cont boxes for sale by
A. B. OHAMPNEY.
CTR'i'TRTv JSVSt
fft' rt.avxVt'iW!-' V t?
mgsmmz2&s:
wf..vri.'.s), . JT.tr itcs--rr
wmm$?mm:
m2& ft-j$&
TOLEDO COLUMBys & OINCIN'TI
TIME TABLE,
Tnkliin cfTect Bunilay, May Mill, 1802.
STATIONS. Trains boIur 8011th
No 10 No 4
f.V D Toledo
Yonilntn at.
l'rontlcc
Ilubart
MmoOlty
Dow line
DuuhrlHgo
Sujar Ritlgo
New-tons
Howling Graon
1'orlage
Mcrmlll
Miiugtu
Tromblev
7 W) 10 50
7M
8 00
H O.'i
K 15
8 2-1
f.:;o
8 H'J
H 45
8M
8 M
II (It
n us
0 12
U 111
9'Jl
0 V7
ti nt
10
tl Nl
9fs5
10 ll'i
10 10
10 18
10 21)
10 .10
10 41
11 (X)
AM
10 M
11 00
11 05
11 IS
11 '.'0
11 ill
11 2S
11 !U
11 :17
11 IK
II Ml
11 54
11 fiS
IS (U
12 (-11
IS 1:1
12 10
12 23
12 115
12 4'J
12 N)
12 M
1 01
1 15
1 22
1 ::o
1 4.1
1 M
Oygnet
nu center
Welker
Van llitrcn
sllliitrtavlllfi
North i'lndlay
Flndlay
Curie lis
Kaple Creek
ArlliiFton
Wlllluinstown
Dunkirk
Illrillfliiinl
Kenton
STATIONS. Trains colng North.
x-
No a
12 vn
12 :
12 47
12 ni
1 01
1 it)
1 11
1 25
1 M
1 to
1 i;
1 ri
1 07
2 (12
2 Oil
Slljf
2 II
2 10
2 23
2 :;!
2 .".G
2 41
2 U
n rn
:1 ro
;: ir,
s 10
a 15
No 9
3 :io
s 4S
a 5ft
4 0::
1 12
4 18
1 22
4 S3
4 10
4 50
4 S5
5 02
ft 07
5 13.
D 17
6 2-2
5 27
ft 32
5 12
5 45
6 52
5 07
C.02
(i 11
0 20
(i 25
C SO
f 35
Kenton u 21)
liUiifhitrd 0 si
Dunkirk r, 42
vVIUIain-lown r, 11
rlltigtou r, ra
'.agio Creek 7 05
.'urti'llls 7 01
'Indlay 7 "ti
forth Flndlay 7 20
Uuartsvlllo 7 S7
Van Ilurcn 7 it
.Velker 7 M
)ll Center 7 55
Jygnct s ot
I rombley s 0i
dtingen h 10
Menulll f, 15
Portage 20
Howling ilreen h no
Newtons , ;u
uirnr llldge 8 so
jiiiiihrldRu h 4 1
Dow ling 8 4S
Lime City s 07
llobart si ns
I'rf.llMf.n ti ,n
. . . , i , u
otidotu street 0 1.1
Toledo o t!
...... -'i
I'M
I'M
rrnniK i ntni .i..ii,
All other nanus dully
11. C rTP.IJIS,
illlli rlllliill.tniitl
except SlIllllinT
J.M. FElilUS.
tleu'l Manager
MulLTONII()UK,'v' "'W,k
Oi'ii'l l'.tss Atrcut. TOLLDO, O
THE
I'lillrj.ia Oar Line
iii-:twi.'.-.n
nT-lTCITr.T-lTimr
-wiiwS5Kaa-iuii. U IKUliUUIIl
N L) t A N A13( T .T 5-5
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
Springfield, 111., Keokuk, low?
WEST AND NOIlIHWCvr.
Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Dotroit
THE LAKE EEQIONS
AND
V
O J. 1ST A ID Jl
a
Ask for tickets viae. II. ,t D. 1!. n. cm sale
till coupon ticket unites in United.
Shiles.Ctnadn and Mexico.
M. I). WOODl'Oltll.
VIcc-rrcsldcut and tleiirrnl Mnnager,
E.O. McCOltMICK-.
General Passenger ami Ticket Agent.
T1IAIN8 PASS rEltltYSIIUItG.
NHIfTlI
Train No 12 Dally
o 14 Daily excent Suiiuav
No 2
No 6
No 111
No CO
Sunday only
SOUTH
Dally
Daily except Sunday
Tlnll..
Tntin No 7
" no I
" No B
" No 9
" No 13
11:40 nn
te
l:S7 n ni
.silSuml
llinonml
3:37 p ml
s:ns p ml
0:12 amf
7:07 n n 1
10::tt n ml
3:53 pm
Dally except Ptiudny
c:.'s p m
T M FitANKY.Atrent. l'errvaliure
BUCKEYE PtOTJTE.
B THE CUI.IlniltllN,
Y
Rocking v alle
BB ANDTUl,I!l)(lIt'l
TI10 Through Car Lii.e botwoon
COLUMBUS TOLEDO
Athens and Pomoroy.
TI10 Direct Lino to and from
Detroit. Jackson. Lansing;
AND MICHGAN POINTS.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL
and tiii:
GREAT NORTHWEST.
Noto following Timo Card :
aoiNti south
t-'l'lcngo i.v. c? ii, 47 33
1 A. M. .. M. 1 M.
Detroit " "7 55 ! r, I
Toledo " fi35'10:aj 5 20
Fostorlu " 7 1.11138 r, :iO ,
Citrey '. 8 20J 12 10 7 01
lip. Sandusky J8 65 J12 27 1 H A. m.ipV'm"
Marion... " 0 31 1 w. f, 15 "5 Kf os IB,
Prospect " 9.V. 110 s S5 S 63 s 35
Dcluwaro " 10 If. 187 900 (115 0 00
Columbus Ar. 11 05 2 25; 9 50 87 10 9 60
ColllluhttS LV 2 50 7 3() .;, rj;
Lancaster " 4 10 8 10 7 oa
Logan " 5 08 35 r ra
Ncrsonvillo,.., .111 10 07 si
Athens " 0 15 10 :o! 010
McArthur " r, in in i
(Inlllpolls " 710 voc,
Mlddleiiort " 8 21 p" 4
1'omcroy Ar 8 30 12 co1
OOINO NOIITU
A Jl
I '" " I
1 C'l ,v
I'onierny
Mlddleiiort....
I.v
ft :vi
1 :-.
5 II
Ii 401
"G lo!
7 15
8 IXI
2 .'If.
3 11.
1 r.i
4 r.v
r. 2.S1
c 10 ,
n fiU ,
8W
'9 25I
10 13
10 55
(iiilllpolls
McArthur
Athens
Nflsonvlllc.,..
Lognu
Laiicasicr
Columbus
Columbus
Delaware
Marion
Up. Hnmliisky
Caiey
Kostoria,
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
"i'm"" '.'.'.'..'.'.,'.
1IS.-KK
7 1,1
"am "pm"
"U 00 vj 15
0 60 4 8V
0 :n b so
J7 24 K3'
7 15 0 31
K Hi 7 (
9 30 8 'JO
r J( p v
12 25 , ; ,
l
A H
0 40
7 15
8 00
8 37
9 65
8 37
9 55
410 10
HI ti
11 35
812 27
12 471
1 1
Ar
2 2D
I'M
A M
f. 20
bOO
' J,
"Dally. t-'itll' except Riiinluy. f"5ea1.
, , ,1 Hiiiiiluy only
...Mas .o,cffigoW'U alW'""
n-'V'V ,','",ly !lno riiiiiiliis Parlors lmlwccn
onl ",' 0"1,",lJ"s "",1 01'i" lUver-Seut Fiiro
i,,!,',".'', iviiv '"'o.IlncIiPjolliHito uio nhvnys ea
lew iwi In iiny othur line.
W II l'fsiiKii, Cliierul l'assoiiger mid 'Ticket
Awnt, Jtooiii 31. Dcshler lliock. Columbus.
"oic"do0,o"ioVW,UON mMkl 'wmwr abSS;.
No a
s 10
5 1&
S 20
5 25
n a-2
5 41
S 43
5 52.
5 57
f, 02
(i 12
(5 17
0 22
fi 27
0 21
n siv
0 43
C 40
(i IB
7 05
7 ir
7 20
7 25
7 2
7 tl
7 IS
7 f5
S 10
1 '
t 'I
I'l
A
Y t ft '

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