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fun In tlm hook, lint u pijoof wlilrlt ran bo callil
lull oriititntcrtatlint. No ntlifrrltrr hlta off tlio
etrrr lay nccurre'iccs of Ufa In tli. Morn, srlttr
ami Inuulmhlo atvlo of "Jnilth Allan's Wlfi."
Tlm lunik l n rollrrtlon of fifteen akctchca, nil
wilttnti In Il'f mint InlmitnMo atylnot llin nutlinr.
tn n M.rli'l)' of utjccts, uml erfr) ono of tin in full
o: noun iHjinm.
Tills rut. Illustrating on of th akotrhes, "Tlio
Fiirtrl-o Party," allows tlio Inujthalilo alito nf asur
iirlxi on both alilea. TlieM ia many a lwarty ltnnli
in store f.ir nu in rearllng IMs collection, ami nur
niter l nifli that ovir one inn vet It anil "laugh
aiiilftmiv fut."
CAST UP BY THE SEA.
lly Sir Samuel W. linker.
. An InlPnuMr thrllllnjT nnl Intrrntlnir tnlo, the
jierpor which Mim, "nlicr. nn Infant child, rut tip by
tliffa from ti fhip-wrf-cki'd ychM on t lir ctmM vt
Cornwall. Kim In ml. The ftory U totil in twrntl
ono chnpM r, lull nf Inrlilrnttt of hcroUm run. timm
Actional w hlrh mi Mr In tlm intercut thru.iRiioiit (lit
tMiiiiiouikI niiikcoii; tf thr moit attriirtiwi nnrrti
tipnf ihU i InflH, Tlm ouk cftntnfmt n niiiiibvr of
full'I'ugn (ltiift(ratl(Mi of tliuitiunt liikplrlutf ku'ikh,
NOBLE AND HEROIC DEEDS OF
MEN AND WOMEN.
Ono Volume, Illustrated.
More than two hundred true sketches of daring
decila, exploit" among Iuillana, hattlo scema nnd in
cidents, exciting and Interesting acta of men,
women and children. Sketches of acta In tho Uvea
cf George Washington, William l'enn, Jnnn of Arc,
Anne Il'dejn. Captain Farragnt, Pocahontas,
Ttaomaa Kelaon and a boat of othcra, with portraits
of many of tho celebrated heroes anil heroines. A
moat Interesting nniMahiablo collection. "Hy tho
recorded ncllonaof tho great and Kppil wo regulate
our own course, and atecr. star-Ruldou, ovcr.Ilfo
trackless ocean." Fully illuitrated.
SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON.
127:5 I'ngrH, Illustrated.
Tlio thrilling etorr of the adventures of a father.
Mi wlf mid four eon, on a desert Inland. Thla
coinr-nnlon oiunio to llohinpon Crusoe iaeiimil to it
In liitrnm Intorrai and ropularlt). It in the story
of a Mrlssfainllv, roneimlnK of u father, his ulfo
and fotiraiui, who Mere deeirted by the eiiviirilly
action of a curtain anc ,l sullnra, and left urn a
atortn-toaai'd eeel, nf tlietrinlrnctiloua eacapc from
death, of their life and adTcnturrn upon a dntnrt
lalntnl for many jeara, and of their deliverance by a
iJrltlah vcml.
...RUPTURED..
uniUaiinotgctasiiitablD
TBTTES
tomo to tlio minuiiictorr-
0".r cxnert l'e i'ir.ra!ne
:i:nl l'.tteif 'liu.'fci to ucnrlr
UJ.1W ui:c3 la tho putt It
ycarf. I'lutMjaaiairu'jK.
hold any niHtin.. Vo li.iv) tl.o l.iryeft stock in
tliu wc.it m; ! f.!mtuVc'uri to iirihr. livory true
cuira-'.ti'ul t. Iw iui i.Uiry cr v:II lio UUci
IJocl:. o euro nil cliil I.- .?-l aljort cdu i.u
cf cv.n-i!.cr.'JalU WlIltUM UH0&..
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ta. Whooping Cough, DronchiUa end Asthma, A
ccrtiln curs Tor Consumption in first staees, and
a B-jrj TSlInf in adranced stactl. TJss at once.
Ton vein ceo the escellent (Qect after takine Hi
Errt !;-'. Sold by iealera eyerywacre. l.arro
bc'.UtiCJ cents and Sl.OO.
"ALdtmX
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MELCHIOR BROS.'
TEI-STATE BTISIMESS COLLEGE,
TOLEDO, O.
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yean' scholarship ($50) free. 2Uzz
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THE NEXT MORNINa I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AIID MY COMPLEXION 18 BETTER.
Vy rictr wya It acta centlr on tho stomatb, lifer
aiurkidnrjr.aiidisnpleaiiaiitlautle, Thla drink U
mado tram herbs, and Is (inparvd for uiaaaeuMly u
tea. Uiu called
ILME'SMEDIGIHE
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IOucaiiniituKtlt.aendyouraddresstorfreosampla.
.ue'a Vamllr Medtetttto ujoin tlia lwi.larch
Any. IiiordfrtohlitiatUiy,tlillanu.4riHry. Addirta.
OltAlOU V.WOOUWSitU, l-oUUV.N.iV
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
VTben Eaby was tick, ws care her Castoria.
When ska was a Child, she cried for Cactorls,
Whoa she becamo Miss, she clunc to Castoria,
When she bad Children, alio gave them Castorlt,
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A VICTIM OF A CORPORATION.
IIott n I'realdent nnd Clonernl Mnnncer
"Vrn I'roron Out liy 111 Cnnipnnlona,
"Spcnking of corporations," said n
proniinont St. Louis bnnkcr, "I recall
with painful reminiscence tlio first ono
of which I had tho honor to ho u stock
holder. It happened in 1SG.", nnd 1 was
just fifteen years of ago. Of coursn I
had no idea that it w.tM really n corpora
tion in which I hnd invested, hut ns 1
look hack upon tlio incident tho realiza
tion rushes upon mo that I was a victim
of corporation uieihodn.
"It happened in this way. At a very
early ago iny tendency for mcrcnntilo
pursuits developed. At school I noticed
n very general doninnd for candy nnd
i-nkfs nnd an exceedingly limited supply
in tho market. Many of tho children
possessed coppers nnd nickels, hut it
wns nrnrly n milo from tho school homo
to tho country town, nnd tho boys wero
compcllad to forago upon tho noighlxv
ing sugar cano fields nnd orchards to sat
isfy tho youthful stomach. After n care
ful survey of tho market 1 decided that
tho school wns confronted by a condi
tion, not n theory.
"In n few days I hnd secured tho co
operation of half ft dozen boys, with n
capitnl of thirty conts, in which I held
ten conts of tho stock, and was conse
quently named ns president nnd man
ager of tho candy store which wo pro
posed to open on the grounds. Wo found
nn enormous dead nnd fallen tree, whoso
butt end offered littlo resistance to ou:
penknives. At noon ono day I notified
tho stockholders thnt a mooting would
bo hold immediately after school, nnd at
that meeting I, ns president nnd man
ager, cut nn opening into tho dead treo,
fashioned a shelf therein nnd attached u
door, whilo tho stockholders looked on
in admiration. I then proposed that enrly
in tho morning each stockholder Bhould
bring with him five cents' worth of
candy wherewith to stock tho juvonilo
storo.
"To my astonishment It wns moved
and seconded and carried that tho candy
should be purchased nnd dolivercd nt
onco. so that the btorc might havo nn
early nnd perfect opening. Tired ns I
was I repaired to tho town, invested my
ten cents in cheap candy, returned to
tho school grounds, whero already tho
twilight was making ghostly figures
among tho trees, and deposited my treas
ure in the Btore. It wns quite dark when
I reached homo, nnd being unable to ac
count for my whereabouts tho presi
dent nnd manager went to bed supper
lesB.nnd with n back stinging from the
effects of u switch liberally upplied.
Next moruing I hastened to the school
grounds in order to bo first nt the cere
monies. Imagino my surprise when I
found there, Beated in a row, nil the
stockholders. I congratulated them on
their interest in the enterprise, and then
threw open tho door of the candy Btore.
It was empty!
"For a moment I was speechless. The
stockholders bent their heads and said
nothing. They looked suspiciously con
tented, and when 1 intimated that some
good man among us had gono wrong
they were nil prepared to prove that a
daring burglar had, in tho midnight
hour, deprived tho corporation of its as
sets. "Ten yenrs later ono of tho stockhold
ers admitted that he had helped his
brethren in disposing of tho stock." St.
Louis Republic.
filmvlnc tho Heard In Itnasln.
Peter the Great thought to civilize his
savages by making them shave and im
posed a tax of 100 rubles on tho wealthy
and middle classes nnd a copeck on
poasants nnd laborers. Now it was a
superstition nmong tho poorer people
that no beardless son of Adam could
ever enter heaven, and being obliged to
part with their beards tho great ma
jority treasured up their hairs to be
buried with their bodies. In dealing
with his soldiers the great Peter eulisted
the nid of the priests, who cunningly
pointed out tho fact that they wero go
ing to light the bearded Turk and that
their patron, St, Nicholas, would bo un
nble to distinguish them from their ene
mies unless they sacrificed their beards.
This was all right, and the beards of
the beloved Russians wont down before
tho razor in deference to St. Nicholas.
But, unluckily for the priests, the next
little war happonod to be with the
Swedes, who wore no beards, and thus
it was that the Russian soldiers de
manded to bo allowed t6 abjure the
razor, so thut the holy Nicholas might
have no difficulty in nrrnnging for their
protection. English Illustrated Maga
zine.
Tho Scottish Ilogmany,
A satisfactory explanation of tho term
"hogmany," used by tho Scots to desig
nate tho last day of the old year, haa
never yet been giveu, but there nro two
suppositions which nro quito plausible.
Ono in that tho term "hogmany" is do
rived from "hogenot" or "hogg night,"
tho Scandinavian name for the night
preceding tho feast of yule, when ani
mals wero sacrificed, tho word "hogg"
meaniug to kill. Tho other derivation
is from tho French, "au guo menez," "to
tho mistletoo go," referring to tho Druids'
custom on New Year's eve of collecting
the miotlotoo from tho oaks, and nftor
consecrating it distributing it nmong the
peoplo of tho Gauls, by whom it wns
prized becnuso of tho many virtues
ascribed to it. Exchange
A Curious Japuueno Cureuiouy.
It is "after nightfall on tho last night
of tho old year" that a curious core
mony called oui horai, or "devil expul
sion," ia performod. Tho head of tho
family with a box of roasted baans goes
into every room in tho house, and scat
tering tho beans about the room and
into every corner cries out: "Faku wa
achi, oni wa soto" "Happiness within,
tho devil w'thout." On thut night xto
one is Bupposed to sleep, but if ono
Bhould for any reason go to sleep ono
must certainly wake at about 4 o'clock
of Now Your'a day, which is "tho day
of tlio threo beginnings of a day, a
month unci u yeur."- Exchange,
Transfer.
W B Duncnn to E J Smith, 40 ncrcs,
Milton. 082
J C Bright to Win Bright, lot Bow
ling Grcon, $000
C W McDonald to J M & S O Oswald,
lot, Weston, $020
Kolit Plnco to Isiuio Cnri'lck. 1 ncro
Liberty, 9,"0
Joseph A Low to G S Jackson, lot
IlnskliiH, 8800
.1 O Glbbln to O A Ballard, 80 ncres
Jackson, $2500
Root Plnco to D Morcor, 20 ncro3
Liberty, $1000
D II Avory to Joshua. O Avery, lot
Bowling Green, $200
Bob't Plnco to Diui'l C Phillips, i
ncro Liberty, $100
A Li null to Sylvester Hull, SO ncrcs
Liberty, $000
D r) Child to W J Crcdicot, lot
North Baltimore, SliO
J D Mercer to F M Mercer, lot Mor
cor, $350
C Ii Morcor to J D Morcor, 00 ncres
Liberty, $3000
Lodomln C Loo to Jacob Shustor, lot
Rislnp Sun, $50
Solomon Smith ot nl. to Jacob Shus
tor'. lot Rising Sun, $100
Adam Klotz et til. to Jacob Shustor,
lot Rising Sun, $100
Cni'olino Harris to Samuel Caso, lot
Bowling Green. $000
S Vantlersoll to B N Henry, lot
Cygnot, $450
Isaac HunslcKcr to S N E Friday.
70 ncrefl Llborty, $1025
N Ii Hubbard to Geo W Loomls, lot
Bowling Green, $1200
Auditor Wood Co. to Ollvn Mltcholl.
40 ncres Jnckson, $20.53
J. Li. lyiwronce to Hyron Sattoly, lot
Porrysburg, $000.
Oil XiORSCR.
John Baker to J R Hnnkoy, ot nl.,
100 acres in section 14 & 24 Montgom
ery
Sam'l Caso to A C McDonnld. 04
acres In section 20 Plain. Bonus $1200
C Underwood to W H Downing ot nl.
48t ncrcs, Center
Howovor much ono may have differed
politically from Mr. Blaine, ho cannot,
fail to bo interested in tho striking
personality ot tho man, a personality
which lionesses a phenomenally intense
and universal interest for tho people lit
largo, quito independent of tiny imme
diate connection with tho questions of
the day. Tho February Cosmopolitan
presents a careful review of Mr. Blulno's
characteristics ns a man Hnd statesman,
propnred hy Mr. T. C. Crawford, and
illustrated by Humorous sketches of his
home, and famous cartoons apropos of
striking phases of his political career.
Curiously enough, this is found side by
side with General Bttdcau's sketch of
Lord Bciicousfleld. Badeau, when Sec
retary of Legation, wns acquainted
with Disraeli, and tho alternately bi
zarre and magnificent political figure
cut by this extraordinary man is de
scribed in a most readable manner.
The second nrticle in the series oT the
"Great Railway Systems of tho United
States"' nlsa appears in this number,
thu Atcbhon, Topskn &S.iiilaFu, with
its more than ten thousand miles of
track being treated. Tho utory is told
of its early beginnings, of the ttuto
cr.itio power wielded by Us managers
over more than ono-quarler of our ter
ritory. Few poonle not living on the
lino of this road have any conception of
its marvelous importance. A delight
ful Japanese story, "Toki Murata,"
and a jeu d'esprit entitled "June,1903,"
from tho pen of Julian Hawthorne, urc
unusually entertaining; tho flying
machine, has never given opportunity
for a wittiur, and at tho samo time
moro valuable speculation than Mr.
Hnwthoruo's. Tho making of beet
root sugar is ono of tho rapidly grow
ing interests on tho North American
continent, but the first time in maga
zine literature it is hero thoroughly
explnined in every process, helped out
by photographs of tho seed, tho roots,
the method of cultivation and tho most
improved machinery for conversion
into sugar.
The February number of Tho Art
Amateur is a particularly interesting
one. For a frontispiece thero is a fine
reproduction of a spirited study of a
head by Alphouso Lcgros, late Slade
Professor at University College, Lon
don, which is an ndmirablo example of
tho artist's pencil work. "Greta's')
Boston letter deals with tho threatened
extinction of the Art Commission, Mr
Sirgent's painting for tho Library
building, tho momorial exhibition of
Foxcroft's work, and the Chanlor
Scholarship. Thero is a concise nnd
pithily written account of tho New
York Water-Color Club Exhibition.
and also that at the Century Club of
Pre-Raphaelite pictures, Noxt comes
the first paper of an illustrated article
on tho Vandorbilt prints, which has a
beautiful littlo reproduction of Rem
brandt's etching ot himself. Tho
article on Prud'hon and Mile. Mayor
Is profudy illustrated with fino re
productions of tho Master's work, in
cluding his charming pastel portrait of
Mile. Mayor. A most practical article,
which is the first of tho series, on
"Portraiture in Crayon," by J. A. Bar
hydt, ono of tho most accomplished
crayou-drauuhtsmon, is followed by an
equally well-written paper by Mrs.
Emma Haywood, which contains lucid
instructions for tho "Mixing of Colors
for Tapestry Painting." Somo excol-
lont hints on "Pen-Drawing," by Mr.
E. J. Meeker, which aro il'ustrated
with examples ot tho work, are given
in plain and understandable language
Miss B. M. Smith contributes somo
moro of hor "Easy Lessons In Flower
Painting" and "Landscape Painting in
Oil Colors," both of which nro first
rnto. "The Monarch of tho Forest,"
a beautiful pencil drawing by Arinnnd
Cawagno, brings tho "Gallery and
Studio" to a close. Thoro is also an
excellent paper of instruction in China
Faintlug, uy Miss K. n. names. ah
nrticle which desorves to bo popular
with all, is one showing how to furnish
a house artistically and at the samo
tlrao Inexpensively: It is profusely
Illustrated with workable designs. It
also contulnH threo splondid colored
platen "Mlschlovou' Puppies," by
Hi'lona Mugulre; u study of blnck
"Grapes," by II. G. Iiiiwrn. ninl n rod
ehiilk drawing of a head after RiiIkimh,
with a beautiful supploment of practi
cal designs for wood-carving, china
painting und embroidery. Frico, 85
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11 53
12 02
law
12 19
12 25
12 35
12 40
i8
D03
9 US
0 12
9 19
0 '.'(I
9 3.1
9 39
9 49
9 M
10 or,
10 11
10 2.)
10 29
10 S6
10 41
11 (HI
A M
1 Ot
1 15
1 22
Wllllamstown
Dunkirk
Illanchnrd
Kenton
1 45
P M
STATIONS.
Tratns going North
Nol
No 3
12 25
1217
12 54
1 04
Kenton
lllanchard
Dunkirk
Wllllamstown
Arlington
Knqle Creek
Curt.'HIs
Fludlay
North Klndlay
Stunrtsvllle
Van Buren
Welker
Oil Center
Cygnet
Trombley
Mungen
Mcrmlll
I'ortage
Howling Green
Ncwtons
Sngnr Kidge
Dunbridgu
Dowllng
I.lmeCity
Hobart
Prentice
Yondota Street
fi 20
0 IK
r. 41
0 4S
r. ,v,
7 03
7 OS
7 2S
7 2d
7 37
'7 42
7 49
7 51
7 59
8 US
8 07
8 12
8 17
8 2G
835
8 40
8 4'i
8 55
! 115
! 10
9 15
9 20
:ino
3 46
3sr
4 03
4 12
4 18
4 22
4 33
4 40
4 50
4 55
1 25
1 30
1 10
1 45
1 52
5 02
5 07
5 13
5 17
5 22
527
5 32
5 4i
5 46
5 52
5 57
fi 02
0 11
fi 20
625
6 30
fi 35
2 02
2 00
3 10
a 14
2 19
2 28
S'si
2 41
3 10
3 15
Toledo
A M
I'M
PM
Trains! and 2 dolls'.
All other trains dally
except Sunday.
J.M. rKHP.IH,
Jl. C. FERRIS,
SuncrlntL-ndent
Gen'l Manager
MOULTON HO UK,
Gen'l Pass Agent, TOI.KDO.O
THE
Pullram Car List
BETWEEN
CIMATI
NDr.ANTAPOILS,
CHsCAGO, ST. LOUIS,
Springfield, 111., Keokuk, Iowa,
WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit,
THE LAKE EEGI0KS
Aek for tickets via C. II. it D. It. It. on Bale at
all coupon ticket oflices In United
.btaics. Camula and .Mexico.
M. D. WOODf OUD,
Vice-President and General Manager.
k.o. Mccormick.
Gencrr.l Passenger nnd Ticket Agent.
TRAINS PASS PERUYSBURa
NORTH
Train No 12
Dallv
Dally except Sunaay
4:37 a ro
S:ISam
11:00am
3:37 p in
8:38 p in
9:12 a m
" No 14
" No 2
" Nn
" No 16
" No CO
Train No 7
" ko 1
" No 5
" No 9
" No 13
T
Sunday only
SODTII
Dally
Daily except Sunday
, .
Dnilv
11:49 pm
7:07 a m
10:34 am
3:53 pm
:2Sp in
Dally except Sunday
M FruxGr.Aceut. Perrvaburc.
BUCKEYE EOUTE.
an run coi.u.-nuu.N,
Y
ROCKING V ALLE
S S .INDTtlLEOOHli
The Through Car Line bf tween
COLUMBUS TOLEDO
Athens and Pomeroy.
The Direct Line to and from
Detroit Jackson. Lansing.
AKD MICHGAN POINTS.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
AND THE
GEEAT NORTHWEST.
Note following Time Card i
QOIVO SOUTH
r. v.
a. a.
t7 30
Chicago Lv.
Detroit "
Toledo "
Fostorla "
Cnrey ':
Up. Sandusky "
Marion "
Prospect "
Dehiw.it e. "
Columbus Ar.
Coin mbiis Lv.
Lancaster "
Logan "
Nclxoiivlllu.... "
Athena.. "
McArtimr "
7 46
A. Jl.
A. M.
r. )i
7 5",l
10 30
11 38
12 10
1 25
f. 35
7 45
8 20
!8 55
9 31
955
10 10
5 20
6 30
7 05
V.
27 4S
A. M.
r. x.
8 15
l u.
1 16
1 87
2 25
250
j in1
8 15
835
900
950
5 35
5 53
C15
27 10
8 35
900
9 50
5 55
7 09
8 05
8 40
9 10
11 05
7 30
S 40
9 35
10 07
10 40
10 29
12 0tl
5 05.
5 45',
fi 15',
C 411 ,
7 49,
8 211.
8 30.
r. u.l
GnlllVOlls "
Middleport... "
12 44
Pomeroy Ar.
12 50
P. M
QOING NOIITH
Pomeroy Lv
MIddlcport
Galllpolls
McArthur
Athens
NclsonvlUe....
Logan
Lancaster
Coluaihus Ar
:oltunhus....Lv
Delaware
Marlon
Up, Sandusky
Carey
Fustorla
Toledo Ar
Detroit Ar
Chicago Ar
"Dally. tDnlly except Sunday McuU,
t Kuiiuav onlv
Through l'ullmun Palaco Steeping Onrs on
ni.'.'iii trains to i uieugo,
Tho only llnu ruiiulug Parlors between
'loledn, (inlumlau, uud Ohio River Seat Kme
only 25 cents.
Rales via the Iluekovo Route nru nlwiiyu at
low as via any other lino.
For into, limps, nlid other Information, write
W II FlNitF.ii, aneral Paueuger uud Ticket
Agent, Room 31, Dcshlcr Block. Cohimhuii.
Ohio, or II. A. Wilson District Pusicnger Aguut,
Toledo, Ohio
Mi.ir0iira'iMritt n,M
am m
t4 30) f2 30
4 30 2 36
5 14 3 14
0 l 4 81 PM A M
li 40 4 55 tG SO 'G 40
7 15 5 28 7 15 7 15
8 00 18 8 CO
8 37 C 50 8 37
9 55 8 CO A M I' M 9 55
flO 10 9 2.1 5 00 3 15
1U 53 1(1 13 a ,'iu i .n
11 35 10 55 fi S.I 5 20
J12 27j J7 25 J6 l'
12 47 7 15 G 35
1 17 S 16 7 05
B 25 30 8 20
P M AM r M V U
6 20 12 20 10 60
8 50 7 15
WE WANT YOU
to net as our agent. We furnish nn cxpensire !
ttltl anrl Mil vaii nnnil fp. I, n, tn,l.l.M .a I
try the tmaliicas. We will treat yon well, nnd
help you to earn ten times ordinary wages. Both :
sexes of all ages cim lle nt home nnd work l S
spare time, or nil the time. Anyone nny where
L.U11 viu ii i i , ii, ii,.,,, .it iiiiiuvy. .iiiiuy fiuvr ninun ,
Two Hundred Dollar h Month. No class of I
pconic in iiiv n-uriii tiro innkuig ao mucn money f
iTi.iiuji, uiiuuu iii muii- hi. Avura iiir iia. iiuaincss
pleasant, alrlclly honorable, nnd pays better thar.
any other olTcrcd to ngenta. Yuu have a clear J
iiciii, witii no cnmpeiiiiou, lie ciiHIp you wait t
vivim.iifM f ii'in,t i ' i mis it mi vi uiiiia ivr
beginners which, If obeyed fiilllifullv, will brlnjf
more money tlmu will nuv ot In r business, Im-
easily and surely nt work for u. Iti-iisonabls jl
inuuiirv oniy nrrrs.iiry lor ni)(iiiup suecrss.
Pamphlet circular gh Ing every particular is aent
free to all. IMnr not In eiulliig for it.
QI.OlEOn STINSON A CO.,
llox No. 488, Portland, Mo.
your mm
i
(35
Can bo mado bright and cheerful by
tho purchase of a few pieces of Furni-'
turc from Toledo's old and Yeliablo
deulcr.
A most comploto stock of Rock
ers. Chairs, Tables, Chamber
Suits, Noveltios, &c.
As I pay no rout I am ablo to soil
tho most reliable goodi at tho lowest
possible prices.
You aro Invited to visit our
new and elegant Furniture
Store whilo In Toledo whothor
you wish to make a purchase of
us or not.
All goods purchased of us are shipped
freo of expense.
M.BARTI.ETT,
618 Jeflei'son St.,
TOLEDO, O
GUM-ELASTIC ROOFING FELT cost only
SS.oo per 100 square feet. .Makes a good root
for years, and anyone can put It on. Send
stamp for sample and full particulars.
gum Rustic U.ooriso Co.,
89 4 41 West Broadway, New York.
I.ocul Azciils Wanted,
RIPANS
TABULESf
- A -
STAN D ARD
AND
fPROVIDENTIALt
FAMILY
MEDICINE
THEY BANISH PAIN,
X THEY PROLONG LIFE
A Trial Bottle y Cents.
For Sale by all Druggists.
Osss4XVXss
PRICE
THIS orenanition.'withi
fyi?,a ' out injury, remove
Pimples, Black-lTeailH, SunLtinj
and Tau. A fev applications will rerv
dcr tho most stubbornly red skin soft,
smooth and whilo. Viola Cream i
not a paint or powder to cover defects,
"""La remedy to cure. It is superior to
... . preparations, nnd is: guaranteed
to givoBaticfaction. Atdrugsmta or mail
ed for 50 cents. Prepared by
Toledo. Ohio. G. C. r.TTT.VEIt & CO.
Sold by A It Charapney
atot &
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.&-jiSn' tSkIaftVa
ISCPW'OLA-CREAH
v&sm&A:
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A'MSb VUWil l,Ab UUU 1MJ OU1IH.UWVMII.-U4I I
Toledo, Ohio, I
-)AND(
St. Louis, IV! o.
FREE CHAIR OARS
DAY THAIHS-MOOERH EQUIPMENT THHDUCHCUT. ,
YESTIBULED SLEEPING CARS
ON NIQHT TRAINS.
KX-MCALS SERVED EH ROUTE, ang hour,
K nivhi, at nwuermo cose.
ill lor tickets via Ttncds, SI. Louis L KansasC'ly u. B.
Clover Leaf Route.
Tor further pitrtlculura, call on Dearest
Afiout ot thu Coiupituy, or tiddieaa
O. O. JENKINS.
0Mr&l fiiHlur Axwmt.
TOLEDO. OWOIH
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