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GLOBE REPTJBLia THURSDAY EVENING, IPE&EMTIER 16 1886,
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AMUSEMENTS.
BLACK'S OPERA HOUSE L"lsa Pike, Bartor.la. Randolph county.
ajuawu. u vi uiw Indiana. w as a long sufferer w 1th consump-
OXE night OSXT, tlon, and was given up to die by her pliysl-
rmriaw nrpruDCD n 'OR clan'- Stie heard of Dr. Kliig's New Dis
rnlUAY, Ufc.lifc.lYlb fc.fi I, OO. covery for consumption and began bu)lng
It of me. In elk months' time she walked
TrvTTAomri.n ; to this city, a distance of six miles, and Is
HO Oli 1 II O i now so much Improved she has quit using
1 1L She feels she o es her life to It Free
DOUBLE SHOW
Hlbernla Comedy and Specialty Co . tn the
latest and ruost sutcesslul turclal comedy.
TUC" TUIIM IADUCVC
Int IWiOi JnUVtlO j
OK. THE
Merry Mc's and Lovely O's.
A superb and grand display of unveiled
scenery In a tour through Ireland. visiting
all points of lutereat. north, e-isl south
and nest Two and a lialf liours or c.' n
tlnuous tnn Full llr.nss lltnd and Or
chestra. Grant t; treat Parade
Usual 1'rices. i-eatsst Pierce's.
BRANT nPERAHniJSE
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Saturday, December 18, 1886
With airrand'vuuflar Mutluee m 2
I. M. The world renowned and eer
popular
MESTAYSR'S
TOURISTS li II P. P.
Introdudn: the popu ar burlesque and
character artists. Messrs.
Chas. Ktrke and Harry Clarke
Supported by a sreat company of Come
dians and Artists.
The Coined! Event of the Season The Dyna
mlte Cartridce of Fun We are all rlcht
up to the present time.
The Great Pullman Car Scene
THE LAUGHING CYCLONE I
Mattn Price. Z'e and tOC Evening 2 V)
and 75c 2rats on sAle at Harris's ClcarMore.
Adams&Osborn,
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71 West Main St
Will be open every afternoon and evening
with a complete change of programme ev ery i
Admission
To all parts of the house only (10) ten cents
mi ' ,. - .iijmmeg
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
Cl9vel&nd Colambna, Cincinnati ami
Indianapolis Railway.
SOIXO EAST.
Night Express 1 .30 am
New York A Boston Express . "s).5 am
Cleveland A Eastern Express .. & pm
New York Limited Express M.1S pm
ooiso SOCTH.
9 Sight Express 2. am
No 27. fcna., Cin. A Wes. Ex. 5.50 am
No l.Cln FlyinsUucMye 7."Jam
9 Cincinnati & Indianapolis Express...l0.iOani
s Cleveland A Cincinnati Express. .. LZipm
i ClntU fndbt. Louis A Kan. Ex 4 .& pm
ABXIVirEOU XiBT.
Night Expresi . "il5am
No. l.Cin rimg Euckeye. . , , ..3Aiain
3 Cleveland A Cincinnati Express.. . L25 pm
S New York, llostaa A Clcclonatl Ei.'J J5 pm
A2RITI rtOlf SOUTH.
Nlsht Eiprt-sj 13uu
31 Darton. bprlnneldAccom.trt . s,vi&m
II New York A Boston Limited ! S3 am
t Cleveland A Eastern Express 3.4U pm
3S Cincinnati A SprlLrCeld Aecom - 5-J pm
4 New York Limited Express. "iM pm
No. 12 has tnrouKh sleepers to New York and
Sot ton without chanze.
No. 4 Is the famous limited express, com
PMed entirely ol slefpcrs, cast f Cleveland.
Throngti sleepers from Springfield. Makes
Vw York In 20S hours and Boston In I'm
hours.
O. H. KMOHT.
R. B. Ticket and Ocean &tearashlp Agent.
A. J. SMITH, Arcade Depot,
e. P. A. SsrinKaeld. 0.
latlaaa, ltloomlnaton and Western Rail
road. aiuvz rxou list.
1 Nlsbt Ex..
l:Wam
T..V am
. lu.40 am
5.-05 pm
5-W am
7 Sandusky Mall
b Pacific Mill and Ex.
S Kansas City Ex
69IJ0 K1ST.
2 Columbus Express-
4 Atlantic Man
8 s?anduky .Mall
0 New Yora Limited
laaiva rion wist.
2 Eastern Ex
4 Atlantic Mall.
6 New York Limited
9:45 am
. i: im
. 9:15 pm
. 2A5 am
. 9.15 am
. 9:35 pm
. 2:15 am
. 1U.S0 am
. 5:15 pm
eoiKQ rat.
1 Nltht Express-
a racinc iau
3 Kansas City Ex
Axaivz raoM xokth.
1 Cvnclnnatt Ex
6 Kenton Accommodation
3 Columbus Mall
1:15 am
9i am
1:15 pm
COl0 X02TK.
S Lakeside Ex
4 Put-In Eay Ex-
. 1MH am
. 5.35 pm
6 tiandasay ti.
Onto Southern Railroad.
AEXIVK rkOU SOUTH.
1 Mall and Ex
3 fialnbrldge Accom ....
OOISO fcOCTH.
1 Mall and Ex
4 Balnbrldge Aecom .
. (:30 pm
. 9.40 am
. 10:15 am
. 5:35 pnt
Trains marked thus run dally; all other
trains dally except eunday.
Train No. 1 has a through co.ich for Lincoln,
Neb , and through sleeper between sprtnefield
and Peoria.
Train No. 3 bas through sleeper and chair
ears for Peoria, and through sleeper (rem In
dlanapolls to Cbicaro.
Train No '. has elegant new Woodruff sleeper
(except Saturday; through from Columbus t..
DC Paul and Minneapolis, also through cojeh
trom Columbus to Kansas City, and chair cars
between Columbus and ilurllairton. Iowa.
All through trains on main lice both east
and west have through sleepers and chair cars
between Columbus and Peoria.
C. E. HEXUEKSON. General Manager.
H. M. BKONSON. Gen. Ticket Agent.
1). II. KOACILOeneral Agent.
WM. HEFEEKJIAN. Ticket Agent.
Fltta, Oln. A St. Louis li. B 1 M. Dll
lon. OOICO WXST.
1 Tilt Line.
7:15 a.m.
2:25 n. m.
11 Xenla Accom-
s Cln. Mall-
W:a)a.m
- '4:10 p. m
7:15 a. xn.
-10:a) a. m
7 Western Express..
aaxirx raoK wist.
1C Xenla Aecom
t Eastern ExnreaS
I Limited Express
II Express
4-00 o. m.
.6:15 p.m.
X. V, Ponn. A Ohio B. R.
coiae zin.
IS Atlantic Exnress
1S a. m.
14 New York Limited Express. .
t Aeeommodatlon
I Sew York Express
.. '10:12 a. m.
6:05 n. m.
10-16 p. m.
eouia wasr.
I Paeine Express. 1:47 a.m.
1 Cln. and Western Express 10:40 a.m.
5 6t. Louis Express- HO p. m.
All trains run by Central time, which Is 28
Blnutei slower tban Columbus time.
N. B. 'Dally. All others dally except Sun
flay-
J. D. Phleser. Ticket Acent. oaee72 Arcade.
SharpPaiiis!
BackK&e, BLcnTnaitlnL.Criclc ejmSzM, J7enri.
AlTbctlonj. 8or Cheatcrr-Datn In out- Trt.looJ
ordeep ftgil. quleklr go when &2lopFluter
im ppaaa. .rxvperea irtna AuxTpmaj' rnaa
CnMBfclttmfciidtheiTiclcrtTiiklTlrtaeotfraA
Hp. Acts lrictAzttlT, enrn qvicUr. The eremt
eititrengtbenlngiiUatcTeTer known. jUlresdy
to Apply. Sold by droctrtet and country itorea,
23cu., ttor$lJOO. Stalled for price. PTopzie
lor, UOP PlaAflTEB CO Boston, Ham.
Hop Plaster
WANTED-general agents, to wholesale
my new motor Hare cuauce, good sal
ary or SOc on the dollar Addrrss. with sump
y. M. Weaver, Indianapolis, Ind (Name this
paper.)
TnWndlnc Advertisers should addtess
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.,
10 BPRCCE yrilEET, NEW YORK CllT,
or SELECT LIST of IfiOQ NEWSPAPEKS.
Will be Met rttK an application.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Miraculous Kecape.
i W. W. Reed, druggist, of Winchester,
lniL. wrlte: "One of inv customers. Mrs.
, trial bottles at Ludlow's drug store.
Saved Ilia Lite.
D. L. Wllcovon, of Hone Cave, Ky.,
sajs he was, for many jears, badly afflicted
with ohtldslc also diabetes. The pains
i were almost unendurable, and would sonie-
times almost throw hin Into convulsions.
He tried Eclectric Bitters and got relief from
tirst bottle, and after taking six pomes was
entirely cured and had gained In flesh
eighteen pounds. Sas he positively be
lieves he would have died had it not been
for the relief afforded by Electric Bitters.
Sold at nfty cents a bottle by Ludlow
X Co.
Ilurklln. Aroirn Nnlae.
The Bkst Sai.ve in the world for Cuts,
BraUes. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
ui m 1
Co"1- n a" skin eruptions, and positiv ely
' cures l'ilw, or no pay required, itisguar
anteel to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price, 25 cents per box. For
sale lij Charles Ludlow Co.
j He was a nobby young man of blue blood
I and good financial backing, and. as he sat
jdown in the car, he pulled out his hanker
'chief and gave his nose a princely l.
j An odor of perfume was wafted through
' the car. and a boy .ittlne betide his mother
-.udilenly called out: "Say, ma, vv liy can't
we buy onions which smell as nice as
that?"
Free Trade.
The reduction of Internal revenue and
the taking off of revenue from Proprie
tary Medicines, no doubt has larcely bene
. lipil the coiiMimerN as well as relieving the
, burden of home manufacturers. Especiallj
lis this the case with. Orecn's August
I Flotrcr and lioschce's Omrum Syrup, as
I tlie reduction of thirty-six cents per dozen.
, has been added to Increase the size of the
I bottles containing thee remedies,
therebv giving one-fifth more medi
cine in the 75 cent size- The .4uyit
Ftoirrr tor Dyspepsia ami Liver CompIainL
i and the German Syrup for Cough and
i Liver troubles, have perhaps, the largest
Kile of any other medicines tn the world.
The advantage of increased slzo of the
bottles will be greatly appreciated by the
1 sick and afflicted, in every town and vil
lage in civilized countries. Sample bottles
' for 10 cents remain the same size.
According to Professor J. Norman Lock
jer. the English a-tronomer, the total num
Der of stars of which some know lego can be
gained vv ith the optical aid now available.
from 40.000,000 to 50.000,000. Only
about 0,000 are v isible to the naked ej
3,000 In the northern hemisphere and 3,000
in the southern.
3Iy Loi Ila 4,rown Very Fair,
The envy of every girl;
The secret now 1 will rteclare,
TU In Chaplin's Liquid PearL
It is reported from Aitkin, Minn., that a
citizen of that place, having wounded a
bear, returned home for more amunition.
Accompanied by his ten-year-old boy he re
sumed the chase, and put the lad on the
trail while he himself cut across lots to head
off the bear. Soon he heard the report of
the twy's gun, and, hurrying back, saw his
mmi standing by the dead bear, no more ex
cited tban if he had shot a squirrel.
moron on itATs,
Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs, beetles. Insects, skunks, ack rabbits,
sparrows, gophers, moths, ruolos. 15c druggists.
"ROUGH ON CORNS."
AsV for Wells' "Ronirh on Coma." Quick re
lief, complete cure. 3rns, wart, bunions. 15.
"HOUfiH ON ITC1T."
"Rouch on Itch" enres skin humors, rnn-
tions, ringworm, tetter, salt rbeum, frosUd
feet, ehllbLUns, itch, liv poison, barber's Itch.
50c Druggists ormaiL . S. Wills, Jersey City.
"ROffiU ON CATARBII"
Corrects offenive odors at once. Complete
cure of worst chronic cases; also unequalled as
grlefordiphthoria,sorcthroat,foulbreath. 50c
Tlie sheriffs of England are taken from
gentlemen residing in a county who are
s uppo-ed to be rich. The selection is arbi
trary (although It sometimes happens that
some wealthy snob who has just settled in a
county announces his readiness to serve).
and the exiensc which averages about
S-2,5.00. fc. sometimes a heavy tax upon the
unlucky gentlemen who are pushed into the
honor.
O: what a sharp palifs Apply a liop
f'orou I'losler and experience relief and
cure. U5c
"What is a hero?" asks an exchange. A
hero is a man w ho cau pass a crow dot boys
cneaged in making snowballs without turn
ing his head to make suru that they have no
design on him.
The only remedy that takes away all pain
is St. Jacobs Oil. It never fails.
IlcIoures or r.nglUh lrlrat Life.
The queen of England has set the ex
ample of writing accounts of private life
Blmost unprecedented fortheir disclosures
of domesticity. She prattles about her
court and her family, her servant and
her frieuds, tells stones of their sayings
and doings as well as of her own. In a
style that o erst eri3 all the ordinary bar
riers of delicacy or reticence. The
Knglish. high and low. but especially
the high, follow the precedent. Hard
ly a year elapses without the pub
lication of a memoir by some persons of
quality, replete with gossip and some
times scandal, about persons of Import
ance and unimportance wnich the subjects
never expected wonld be revealed. To
say nothing of the exceptional Greville
memoirs, there are Lord Beaconsfleld's
letters. Lord Houghton's monographs.
Lord Macaulay's biography, Ixrd Mal
mesbury's memoirs, Lord Minto's, Lady
BloomfieldV, Ijuly Clementina Davies',
and last month Sir Francis Doyle's, all of
vhich have nppeared within ten or fifteen
years; all are crowded with incidents of
so called private life, re petitionsof private
conversations, revelations of private char
acter; all were largely read and admired.
I never heard one of them criticized for
the freedom of their disclosures in the
twelve years that I lived in England.
Adam Badeau'a Letter.
Th Goats of TIollTla.
"While riding along we eaw on the aide
hills many flocks of goats grazing which
seemed to be without a guardian. Ob
serving th'i to my capataz he said: "Oh,
they keep dogs to guard the goats." Just
then we were passing right through a
herd, which scattered to tie rht and
left as we trotted by. I told my com
panion that here at least there was no dog.
I had hardly spoken when my mule gave
a start and a kick Looking round I saw
a shaggy black dog trying to blto my
animal.
The goats are sent out in the morning
in charge of these dog, which are trained
to take care of the flocks. In fact, they
are brought up with the goats', and the
p 'ppies fed on goat's milk. As they grow
np they are sent out with them, being
fed before starting. If any goits are
missing they get nothing at night. If the
flock is complete they are fed. Bolivia
Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.
The Afttor and Their (tlft.
The Astors have always considered
themselves ulisolved from the obligation
of giving to the city because the first of
their name to ncquire prominence founded
the Ai.tor library To the $400,000 which
he bequeathed, something like $100,000
has been added by his descendants, and
the addition wns sorely needed. I remem
ber, not long ago, that you could not get
at the library a bit of paper as large as
your hand to take notes on. If you
wanted any sort of stationery you had to
supply it youelf. What a condition was
that for a great library of the metropolis to
be in! New York Cor. Boston Record.
Dishonesty In the church Is really crip
pling the church more than anything elsa.
Rev. Sam Jones.
On of the popular dishes in southern
citlM isrednappr.
THE WORK OF YEARS.
Th years but make tbea fah-ar, lots.
As by us tby are rolled;
Tby iharms are but tba rarer, love.
Thou uektir Hilt grotr eld.
Thy brow Is hut ths "bl'tr, love.
As swift the days g' t r.
Aiid ) early groarrth brighter. Ion,
The meet light la thy .
More delicate carsatloo, lore.
Thy rwauded cheek doth woo;
And It's oo retelAtloa love.
Thy lips baie louoj mere hue.
Asd weuklu tLou know the itborafore, lover
The secret u oo surprise.
Yet iam that thou Hilt tare fur, lore,
31 heait i. iu mj ejes.
-YY J Utodersoa.
ilOUGILETS VISIT.
In the office Father Mougilst was con
sidered a curiosity h had nsver boanout
of Paris but onca In his life. It was now
the last of July, and each of ns wonld go
evury Sunday to roll on the grass or bat ho
In the water of the surrounding country.
Aulors, MuUon and Po&sy each had its
hubltuo. and admirers, who spoke warmly
of the advantages of theae celebrated
places, so dolightful to thoso who work
iu Paris.
But Father Mougllet would say: "You
aro all u flock of sheep with your 'beauti
ful country;" and ws would answer:
''Well, Mougllet, you never go auy
whoro; you never tako an airing!" "Par
don," said Mougllet, "I tako my alriug in
an omnibus. When I havo takun my
breakfast at my leisure, over thero in thu
cafe, I climb up to the top of tlio ouini
bus, open my umbrella, stir up tlie
driver, and lo, I see many things more
than you do in all your promenades (
chango my quarter, and It is as if I had
mado a voyage acioss the world -the
people are so dilfeieiit in one street from
another. There ts nothing mora amusing
than to watch tho entresols as we p.vt.
the barber, the modiste, the washerw ouisn
It is a theatre, a true theatrs of nature,
seen by the trot of two horses. ' would
not give my promenade on the omnibus
for all your promenades lu the woods "
To this wo answered "Hut joii have
never tried It come with us or.o time and
sec'"
"I did try It once," replied tbe old man:
"it was twenty years ago, and 1 Lave
never tried It again."
Tell us about it, Mougllet."
"As you will; so here It ts: Tou all
know Itolvin, the old clerk whom wo
called Boileau. Well, he was my com
rade in the office. The old rascal bad a
house at C , and he was always beg
ging me to come and spend Sunday with
him, boasting of the jolly time we would
have together. One day I concluded to
nccept his invitation, and started by the
early train. I arrived at a llttlo
village, a country village, where
one sees nothing, and ended by find
ing myself in a little lane between two
walls, nt the end of which was an old
wooden gate with an iron belL I rang,
and waited a long time. At last the gate
was opened, and by something that looked
like either a woman or a monkey, I could
not tell which. It was old aud ugly and
wicked, and covered with dirty clothes
It had feathers in IU hair, and looked as
it it would devour me.
"What do you want?" it demanded.
"Mons Bolvlu "
"What do you want with Veas. Bol
vin" I folt til at ease before the Interroga
tions of this old fury, uid I taiuu.red.
"He expects mel"
"Ah, it is you," ie replied, "who have
como to breakfast!"
I mumbled a trembling "yes." Then
she turned toward the housa and cried la
a harsh, croaking voice- "Bolvin, hex. u
your man I"
It was the vdfe of my friendl
Little Bolvin soon appeared at the door
of a little plastered hut covered with zinc,
so small that it strongly resembled a fot
store. He had on white cotton trousers
and a crushed Panama. After shaking
bands he took me into what he called bis
garden. It was a square of ground about
as hhx as a pooket handkerchief, and aat
rounded by houses so high that the sua
reached it only (or an hour or two during
ths day. Some pansles, pinks, wall flow
ers and rose hushes struggled to grow at
the bottom of this well, wilhaut air and
as hot as a furnace from the reflection of
the roofs.
"I have no trees. " said Bolvin, "but
ths walls of my neighbors take their place,
I have shade as if I were tn a wood "
Then ha took me by the buttonhole and
said. In a low voice:
"Yon will do me a great favor yoa
saw tbe citizeness she is not handsome
To-day, as I have Invited yon, she has
given me my clean clothes, but if I spot
them there will be tbe devil to pay. So I
count upon yon to water my plants."
I consented, took off my coat, rolled np
my sleeves, and began to turn the arm of
an old pnmp which whistled, wheezed and
rattled like a consumptive, bringing a
stream of water the size of my little
finger; it took me ten minutes to fill the
watering pot. I was all iu a perspiration
Bolvin directed me: "Here, this plant a
little more that's enough now, this
one "The pot leaked In a perfect stream
and my feet received more water than the
plants. The bottom of my trousers were
soaked and thick with mud. Twenty
times at least I recommenced, rewet my
feet, reperspired, in trying to make the
old pump go; and when, completely ex
bausted, I wished to stop, Bolvin took me
by the arm supplicatingly and said. 'One
more potful only one and it is done."
And when it was finally done, an a
recompense he gave me a rose, a great big
rose But had scarcely touched my but
touholo btfore all Its leaves fell off, leav
ing only as a decoration a little green
pear ns hard as a stone. I said nothing,
but I was astonished.
The far off voice of Mme. Bolvin was
now heard:
"Will you come when one tcUs yon all
Is ready?"
We approached ths footstove. If the
garden w as full of shade th house was
full of sun, and the second oven of the
baker was cooler than the salle-a-manger
of my friend. Three plates flanked by
pewter forks, badly washed, appeared on
a table of yellow wood, in the middle of
which was an earthen dish containing
some boiled beef with potatoes warmed
over. We began to cat. A great caraf
of water, slightly tinted red, caught tuy
eye.
Bolvin, confused, said to hlswife: "Say,
now, my dear, for this occasion couldu't
yon give tis a little pure wine?"
She frowned furiously: "So that yon
could get drunk, both of you, and stay
hero guzzling all day no, I thank youl"
Bolvin said no more.
After the ragout she brought another
dish of potatoes, made up with bacon, and
when we finished that she said: "That is
all yon can go now." Bolvin looked at
her stupefied.
"But the pigeon, my dear; the pigeon I
saw yon pluck this morning?"
She plnced her hands npon her hips.
"You have not had enough, I suppose.
Because you bring some people here that
Is no reason why you should devour every
thing in tho house! What would I eat
this evening?"
VTe got up. Bolvin took me by the ear
as we went out. "Wait for me a min
ute," he said. He passed into the kitchen
where his wife was, and I heard him kay:
"Give me twenty sous my dearest!"
"What are you going to do with the
twenty sous?"
"One does not know what may hap
pen," he replied; "it is always good to
have a little money."
She fairly howled her answer so that I
could hear her: "So I will not give you
twenty sous. Since this man has had
breakfast with you it is as little as he can
oo to pay your expenses for the rest ot
the day."
Bolvin came out to me again and as I
wished to be polite I approached the mis
tress of the house and bowed, stammering:
"Madame many thanks! Gracious recep
tion!" "That's all right," she replied; "but
don't you go and bring him back drunk,
because if you do )ou will have to settle
that with me; do you hear?"
We started on our promenade. A large
field, bare as a table and boiling hot,
stretched before ns. We had to cross It.
Bolvin said: "Have a little patience;
weaken i at the bank of theriyer."
Wncn we reached it thero w.u a fearful
smell of stagnant water and the sun boil
Ing down upon It made me sick. I begged
Bolvin to go In somewhere to escape it
He took me into a sort of barracks lull of
men a tavern for fresh water sal tors, and
said: "This docs not look very nice, but
it might lie worse "
I vvmhungry, and ordered them to bring
an omUclte and some wine, but with the
srtimcl (lus Bolvin lost his head, and I
then understood why ills wife did not give
Mm his wine pure The old reprobate
jumped to his 1-et and wanted to make
pecrli and theu he mixed himself up as
a Harenmkrr between two drunken
eallnrs who began to tight, and we would
both havo Itcn knocked lit tho head if it
hadn't h-- for the proprietor of theestab-llslnne-.t
who came among us In time.
I draped Uolvin away, and dropped
him lu the first iblcktt I came to, and
laid down beside him He fell asleep at
once, and 1 soon followed him. It was
night when I uokc Bolvin was snoring
like st engine I shook hnn and made
him get up He was still drunk, but not
so much so as before his nap. W started
In the ttiukin'" tocrosi tho Held. Bolvin
pretended that be knew the way, and led
me Ilrst to the light, and then to th loft,
and then to the right ngaln. We could
see. neither heaven or earth, and seemed to
bo lust in tbickut of thorns which struck
us nbout thu height of our notes. Wt
circled around them for an hour or two,
turning, twisting and feeling our way
like. couple of bewildered fools, and it-,
ways coining back to the same place.
Finally Bolvin stumbled over a stick
and fell to tho ground, tearing a hole in
his cheek. He remained where he had
fallen, yelling at the top of his voice:
"I.ay lo! Lay to!" while I cried: "Help!
Help!" lighting some, wax matches to
show any passrrsby whero we were, and
also to give us some courage. After
awhile a belated peasant heard us and
came and put us on our iiuvd.
I conducted Bolvin to his own door,
but just as I was leaving his wife ap
peared with a candle la her baud Who
he saw her husband, for whom she ha
been waiting since the close of the day
she rushed towaril me, howling: "Ah,
canaille, I knew you would bring him
home drunk'" She scared the very wits
out ot me, and tn save myself I ran all the
way to the station For fear she pursued
me I locked myself up iu the baggagb
room, for the uext tratu was not due for
bait an hour.
That is why I have never married, and
why I never leave Paris. Translated for
The Enquirer from tlie French of Guy
de Maupa.sant by R. C Waggeuer.
Aa to Wearing Whisker.
Two fallacies are in vogue regarding
the whisker question. One is that n thin
faced man should support sldo whiskers
to widen his face; the other that a round
faced fat man should favor long chin
whiskers to lengthen his face. Both are
adopted on the counter action and nutidoto
principle, but are wrong as wrong can
be. A man with a sharp chin exposed is
thin and appears thin in spite of his
Bnrnsides. And a moon shaped man
gives himself a humorous and clownish
appearance by wearing a long, sharp tuft
on bis chin. The principle of conformity
should bo observed or a wholcsalochnnge
made. A thin man, for instance, should
not wear chin whiskers, no whiskers at
all or a beard. He no more looks well
with slile whiskers and a peaked chin than
he would to stuff his chest and not bis
cheeks and calves. To look well ho must
be uniformly and consistently thin, or he
may modify it by a complete beard. A
fat man should be smooth faced or wear
universal whiskers pretty closely cropped.
The well proportioned and moderatoly
full faced man may vary the stylo and
quantity of his whiskers with impunity so
far as the thin or broad nppcaranco is con
earned. A very short beard gives an
animal lock; if very largo it indicates van
ity or crankiness. Cincinnati Ornpruc
A rerlthable Carjro.
Mr. William Parsons, tho lecturer, was
one day a passenger on a big sleigh away
np In Michigan. On ths road they met.
another sleigh not nearly so big as their
own. Tho HUla sleigh kind of kept to the
middle of tho drifted road, and tho driver
of th big sleigh kind of turned clear out
and kind of turned his sleigh clear over
and plunged his six or soven passengers
up to their necks or heels in tho chilly
drifts, jnst as they happened to bo shot in
head first or feet foremot. Loud was
their wrath. They wanted to mob their
cowardly driver. "Why didn't you make
that little fellow tnrn out?" "Why didn't
tou unset him?" "Whv didn't von run
over him," they demanded. "Could of
done it," said the driver, groping about
in the snow for stray valises, "but I kind
o' hated to spoil his lo.uL" "What was
he hauling," demanded th lecturer.
"Dynamite for the mines," said tho
driver. They accepted his apology with
out division, and ths work of excavating
for the buried Troy, tho entombed dress
suit and '-The Heroes of ths Homeric
Age" went on in silence. Burdetta in
Brooklyn Eagle.
If you are buiou. take Dr. Pierce's
"Pleasant Purgative Pellets," the original
"Little Liver Pills." Of all druggists.
FROM LIFE TO DEATH
is but a moment if rheumatism or neural
gia strikes the heart. These diseases are
the most painful and the most dangerous
of any to which human kind is liable
They "fly from one part to another without
a moment's waminr, and liniments and
other outward applications are in them
selves dangerous because they are liable to
drive the disease to some vital organ and
cause instant death. Khcumatisin and
neuralgia arediseaces of the blood, andean
only be reached by a remedy liich wil
drive from the blood tlie dangerous acids
Such a remeih is Athlophoros. It has been
thoroughly tested and is a safe, sure cure
Robert Sprotliery, Driver on Cedar Ate
Car Line, and who lives at G Glendak
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, said in rotation tc
his rheumatism : I have been troubled for
about three years with rheumatism in mj
hip. I hive had many severe attacks that
rendered it impossible for me to work. TlitM
attacks would ofien last from four to si
weeks, but I am glad to say I have fount'
the medicine that masters tlie diirase anf
drives it away. I ned Atlilonhnros for
one of these bad attacks and with hut a few
doses I was rid of the rhcuTnali-m and pain
Have you had anv return of tlie disea-e '
was asked. Yes, 1 have never used Ath
lophoros steadily, as I am well sati-fiir
to use it as I do. As soon as I ftel the
first symptoms of rheumatism I takeadn
or two f Athlophoros and thus avcid tin
attack. I always keep it on hand and
would not be without it.
Robert D. Smith, of London, Ohio, liaf
had an attack of rheumatic fever, which for
a time rendered him helples. One Ixittli
of Athlophoros enred him, and though tlii
was nearly two years ego, lie has not had
rheumatism since.
Every druggistshould keep Athlophoro
and Athlophoros l'ills, but w here tliey can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo
phoros Co.j 112 WallSu, New York, wih
send either (carriage paidi on reci.pl oi
regular price, which is $1.10 per botlie
for Athlophoros and flOc. for l'ills
For liver and kidney ilwm drps'a. In
dilution, weakness, nervous debility illx-uyei.
of women, conrtiiilnn headache, impure
Mood. Ac. thlophoro Pills are fiiequaled
iBHsiiliiitSi
Corel Oaortii, Cold. Hoaneneaa, Croro, Aathme,
Bronchitis, ts iworsas Oouzh. Incipient Conaamp-
oaaasw Hon, and reUeres eonrampUTe
Eraons la adran3 te. oi
dlaeaieTPrieeSSeta. Co
tioa. Toe Geanlno Dr. EuWt
cJtifc aiuAert. and bcara our
reslttered Trad.Uarkt tJ it
A BuWllltaa In . t irclr, a HM-
Strip ctinoa-ittwl, ana me
faeaRdlaaJeaatttTaoryoAe Ir".
tail A.C.Mrir Co., Solo
frop'a Baltimore, N1,U B.A.
,!3K'SS!K?5y2rStir
'iScStf
irB
Mmi
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel ot purl
It. strength and wholesomenrss. More eeo
uomlcal than the ordluarv kinds, and cannot
) told tn competition wllbthe multitude or
1 iw test, short weight alum or phosphate pow
ders. lli itaiu Kotil Buna PnwDia
0..1M Wall street ?l V I
, -weeeeewm
ilk your retailer for the Original S3 She.
Beware of Imitations.
Noae Genuine anleea bearing this Stamp
JAMES MEANS'
83 SHOE.
I M&rte In Buttoti,CongTeu ft Iaca.
LI liest Coif hktn. Unexcelled In
y L JurutHhtytCo7HforC and Ap-
& . louiwili bring joulnform
y t. tton how to get thu Shoe
bMaTSJrW J. Means&Co.,
Boston, a Ma.
L4UWU. Ok.
5sh5B
Sbutton
Thla hoe Ucd higher la ths intimation of
Wfarrrt than any other In tha world. Tboruania
who wear it Trill tell you therxasonlljoa aafcthem.
fur sale by
STARKEY & SC0WDEN.
ne th pc.vn
SherifTn S.!.
Pursuant to the cumm.ind of an execution ot
sale Issued from the court of common ples
of Clark county. Ohio, and to me directed and
iiellvered. I will offer br sale at public auction
at tbe south door of the cuurt house of sold
county.ln the city of BprinneM,Ohlo. on
Nilunlltjr, December 18, A. U. 188(1,
at 1 o'clock p in , the following described
mortuaced premises, to-w 1 1:
Situated In tliecourtty of Clark, state of Ohio,
and city of Springfield, belmc lots Xus. aili,
3.il3. 3M4. and 3IS.",.-n numbered aud designated
on a pUt of lots laid out ty the heirs of Alex.
McCrelKht. sen.. deceaed. and recorded In
plat book o. 2. p. 7, Clark county, Ohio, rec
ords. The said premises appraised as fol
lows hot So. :tIJ at STO: Xo J513 at !'):
Xo. SMI at S-'iOj; Xo Mi'i at S. said premiss
appraised as a whole at $2.17.1. fald lots will
be offered separate and as a whole, and sold In
the way they will realize the most money.
?ald premises to be sold by order of the
court ot common pleas of Clark county.Ohlo,
In case X'o. 8.171. wherein Ellen D. Lailey. ex
ecutrix. Is plain tiff, and J. J. Mitchell etal. are
defendants.
Terms of sale Cash.
WILLIAM It. BAKEU.
Sheriff Clark County.Ohlo.
Fallen . Jonsox, Attorneys. 35o
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
WANTED a gentleman of enercy, experience
and acquaintance. In each county ot Ohio, as
Airent fur Applecnte'a Klectrlc Ilurglar
Alarm Mattluc. Xo capital but best of ref
erences required Absolute control given.
Unexcelled opportunity to build up a lucrative
l.ln trl.al itualne in connection. Corres
pondence solicited
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uoom i, -National Bank Bulldine.
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erraumproTenientoTerineoia etyle. FreTtnta
llptsnff f rvm bnad or the MIL Mado of brt qulitr
Tool Meet. Can-ruUr tempered. romalehT Uld
re Dealers lUlf ilotenaiortolln)enttoaiir
t THE DWaJU5 STOIOJ 61-ld.Ml .i Vu"iJi '
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WASHBOARDS.
ThtieWuhboardsare oade with
a ItentUTVood nm. TbeStroog
ert boards and best waiters in th
world. For ule by all dealer.
Taksno other.
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ADVERTISING AGENTS
bJig PHILADELPHIA
Cor. Chestnut and EUhlh Sta.
Receive Advertisement, for this rarer.
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TiSVrinir frnm
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OUKAT .MAUSTOX THI3ATJIK.1T,
m . trtrsf. Shot.lt. ty rti by Fathr
MjmireTBnAin
nd plated In
tha hin.1a of
tboirbens. WI-PsbLJL. lLe I InUfivoLl
S9-RrpletewllblDrnnnatknorTlntoalllnen. I
MARSTONREMEDYCO WParkPIJCe.NewYork.
I CURE FITS!
WImq I Mr far I Boat. rIy lo atop t&ai fcr
a tine Md tlHfii tievrej them liirTi euctD, 1 ntr. a rtvi
fcml ear. I faa m1 tb dtttcev of .UTS, lit
LtTSY r FALUNS S.CavNLSfl a life loof itudj. I
VeUTetnl nj irratxlf to ctir wont r. Bo-
tHbtr hat failr-I ! no rttav fr ! rwtltlic a
. rW4 t one for a trratt mA a Fi Botti t my
Ififallfbl rwj Git Ciprvu and rteatOfiWe). II ouaU a
IUo, for a trial, and I will tor Jutt.
AiJraMDa. 1L O. ICWJT.UirMrlft.ir.wTtrt
NOW-THETiMETOa ECULATE.
ACT VE fluctuations in the market offer op
portunities to speculators traake money In
nrAln.stoki, bonds and petroleum. Prompt
personal attention clen to orders received by
wire or mail Correspondence solicited Full
information about the markets In our book,
which will be forwarded free on application.
H. D. KY(E, Baker and Broker.
3SI.roadand34New Streets, Xew York City
CONSUMPTION.
1 bareapoaltlTe rained, for tbe aboTadlaeaae; bjna
aw thonaauda ot ea.aa of the womi kin I and ef foee
tuodinrharebaeaeurad. la1ard. aoatmrelanj.fatB
la Ha Ifica., that I will .and TWO SOTTLLS VRal.
Iff tbarvlta a VJLC1BLE THE1TISC en tLla dlaeaa.
toaajs&Sarar. Ol.eatpraaaandr. O.addra.a.
DS.T.A.SU)CC1, llll-aulSL.hae Tar
PAULA. STALE,
Attorney and Expert
IN
PATENT CASES,
SOLICITOR ;0F PATENTS.
't'som ee. aVewwl TnlMiav
P?. E3VC OVE ID !
dr. j.t. Mclaughlin,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BKMOVKD TO
I Or, West Main St. Telephone 45.
Dr. Frank C. Runyan,
DENTIST.
starRoomelnBucalngham'tDulIdlncovere
M-Murpby X Bro.'e Htore.-t
Speelal attention given to tha presrvlnef
utonl tMU.
TC.liJJd
jiirv ji'iiii
WlflG
Ill
OREAM3.
Key let them dream of perfect love:
It Is the sweetest feelln?. tbe most fair.
This flower lite Joy that blooms In the soft lir
Of yobth's bright heart, trtth hope's blue heave
above i
Breathe nauglcotdlaeDcfcautmeiit: do cot bring
M!s?rtlnz to the bUw of blended souls. f
The while life s trlmminx river golden roUs
Through primrote lighted uplaads of the spring
The blossoms ot eternity lie furled t
In tbe dim kudUag buds of dreams that keep I
A nuturing puLu within time's broken sleep. i
Dreams are not Idle, dreams have tared the
world.
And therefore to tbe many heights afar
Our lowland eyes that yearn and dream we lift.
And to tbe Ule lite xnUu that round them drift,
And to tbe moon and to lht morning star
Xacmillan's Magazine.
A Great American Accomptunment.
It Is quit a trick to jump off a train
going along say at thirty miles an hour.
and tho Amuricuns take a pride In culti
vating dextority In this trick. It takes
considerable practlcu before it can be
done buccest nlly Th way to jump Is
always with the train and on tha left hand j
side of the latter, letting the right foot .
rust on mo s,tep anu me leit loot swung
from tho step. Than jump so that tho left
foot will touch the ground first and the
right foot immediately follow it, so as to
bo able to run. Some of tha men jump
from tho middlo of tho train or the front, '
but most of them go to tho rear car and
jump so that if they fall they will not roll
undor the cars. A correspondent. says:
"Ths best man I ever saw, and the only
man who could hold his feet and stop
himself without running at all, was
Charles Phillips. He could jump from a
train running thirty-llvo miles an hour
and stop withoutrunnlngafoot." Court
Journal.
To Tonjrhen lapr.
In order to render paper as tough as
wood or leather a plan has been devised
which, it is said, effectually accomplishes t
that purpose, namely by combining
chloride ot zinc with the pulp In the
conrsa of manufacture. It has been found
that tho greater tho degree of concentra
tion of the zinc solution the greater will
Iks th toughness of the paper, and that It
Is thus serviceable for making boxes,
combs, etc. New York Sun.
A Characteristic of Hnakes.
"There's a curious characteristic about
snakes," said Stevens, "and that Is that
they won't eat anything nnless they kill
it themselves. Yon can throw dead rats
and dead birds into the cage with them
till you're tired and they'll never touch
them. Hut put alive rat or a livo bird in
aud thoy'll nail It and eat it in a twink
ling." Cincinnati Enquirer.
A Iluife ltedwood Tree.
Irately a redwood treo was cut on the
south fork of Elk river, Humboldt county,
Cal., which was sawed into twenty one
cuts, four of which were 1C feet long,
twelvo were 20 feet long and Ave were 24
feet long, making the total length -IW feet.
An accurate tally at the mill showed that
the twenty one logs furnished 79,733 feet
of lumber Now York Sun.
Trying to th. 1'atlence.
Tho many silly questions that are asked
at railroad ticket offices would try the
patience of a saint. The other day a man
stepped up te the window at Port Jerri
and asked. "Will this train eom!ng now
leave before tho one going- next?' Ths
agent said he would hava to givs it up.
Susquehanna Transcript.
LOCAL NOTICES.
What is x colh in the head? Medical
authorities say it Is due to atmospheric
germs, uneven clothing of the body, rapid
cooling when in a perspiration, eto. The
important point is. that a cold in the head
is a genuine rhinitis, an Inflammation of
the lining membrane ot the nose, which,
when unchecked, is certain to produce a
catarrhal condition for catarrh is essen
tially a "cold" which nature is no longer
able to "resolve" or throw off. Ely's Cream
Balm has proved Its superioiit, and suffer
ers from cold In the head should resort to
it before that common ailment becomes
seated and ends In obstinate catarrh.
LMPOTENCT in Man or Woman cured by
Gllmore's Aromatic Wins. For sals by
Theo. Troupe, druggist.
There ts no one article In ths line of med
icines that gives so large a return for the
money as a good porous strengthening plas
ter, such as Carter'a Smart Weed and Bella
onna Hackache Plasters. 7r
Consumption Cnrest.
An old physician, retired from practice,
having hail placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands ot cases, has
felt it his duty to make It known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of charge, to all who desire
It, this recipe. In German, French or En
iish, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming this paper, W. A. Noyes,
149 Power's Block. Rochester, N. Y.
Children Starving to Death
On account of their inability to digest food,
will tind a most marvelous food and remedy
in Scott's Emulsion. Yery palatable and
easily digested. Ur. S. W. Cohen, of Wa
co, Texas, sajs: "I have used your Emul
sion in Infantile wasting. It not only re
stores wasted tissues, but gives strength
and increases the appetite."
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chil
dren teething, is the proscription of one of
the best female nurses and physicians u
the United States, and has been used for
years with never-failing success by million',
of mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value Is Incalculable.
It relieves the child from pain, cures dysen
tery and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels
and wind colic. By giving health to the
"hlld It nwUth mother vrlriss a battle.
HEAD THESE FACTS It may save youi
life Gllmore's Aromatic Wine cures sup
pressed menstruation and painful monthly
sickness. For sale by Theo. Troupe, drug
gist
"The Devil and tlie Deep Sea."
The old story of the poor soul who wm
caught between 'The devil and the deep
sea," gets a new illustration from the deal
ing of doctors and. drugs with malaria. The
story Is soon told: "My daughter," said a
lady, "had been struggling with malaria for
four years. She was all the time out of
health poor appetite, disordered digestion,
pale earthy color, pain in the head, limbs
and back, and every now and then a right
hard chill, followed by fever. Then we
would send for our doctor and he would
prescribe quinine, just as he did from the
first and so kept doing all along until the
name of quinine sounds like the tolling of
the bell. Clearly between the two, her
health was being ruined and her very life in
peril. -She was really between "The devil
and the deep sea.' Sometimes the name is
varied, and it is called some other 'ine tn
place of quinine, but it is all the same the
old firm with a new sign. In this dilema a
lady friend said: 'Why not try Humph
rey's Homeopathic Specifics, Not Ten and
Sixteen.' I tried them. They were a suc
cess from the first, and not only cured the
malaria, but restored her to perfect health,
and left no trace of disease or drug pols
onlnp." Kxcltement orer a Marvelous Cure In Eng
land. The newspapers of Great Britain are
filled with accounts of the wonderful re
covery of a young man who had been so 111
with asthma and rheumatbm that he could
not lie down in a bed for nine long years.
This cure was due to the Shakers of Mount
Lebanon, X. Y. They say that this, like
nearly all others, was the result of Indi
gestion, and that the Shaker Extract of
Itoots (Slegel's Syrup) effected this wonder
ful cure by restoring tbe digestive organs to
a healthy condition, ob iatlng entirely those
disagreeable turns of sick headache,
bllliousness, Ac. The Shakers say they
have spent fifty years in perfecting this
remedy for uyspepsla, and that Its effects
upon the digestive organ is omethlns
woaMrru.
A QUESTION ABO U'
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
-v tfuMunrf.
faf timj. "Bam bu 1
' Iroafinxen eare even
thlarf WtklL It d.-n't 1
tat It dees eare aor diMM
twTiihrp'at.hi'ik-lM
PhjirislAXtf r-toocnix Iroo as Um beat MrtorxUrt
Mrat kamna lo tba profeMloa, ind laamtry of v
itwU-j -' nim will .mbtnta-4 Urn j rtkiti
Itiftt Uiar ar mora unvntLana ot inm tbo of vdj
i7tbr meMteULt- vma la taKUdnm Thla ibbwi eoa
elailTlj tht troa k Kitnowl! to b tit nust;
tapucUat factor lo wo fp ntlioU practice It is
hammr. ifnrfci4 fct.Uit rrkw loth dlooT
mrfot BfcO W.VS IKON BITTERS prfect
1 utUfeMte-fT Iron in.MDtkM had itvUmi fuuad.
BROWN'S IRON BinERSSTSs:
heertirhe. or produce eonetlpetioa all other iron
nedlelnee de. HltOWVS IKON lUTTKllfc
tore IndhreetloD, Bllloneneea, Wealcnee
Djipepela, Jlalarla, Chills and Fever..
Tired Feellnc .Oeaeral Debllltr.Paln In tht
Side, Backer Llmbe, Headache andNenr!.
fflafor au theee ailment! Iran Is preecrlbed daOr
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.5o7Sr.tr.
mlniiU. IA &n oth- tltarfjcjrll nwdidiw. It ct
rwli.. Jrhma " b Zv U"t jmptwa at
braaflthMtnrvdeKMrtr Thamodtliol)KKim
Drmr, u dlcwtiua ImpmvM tbbow5rrttT
UrfKrtUasmAllrroncrrn4m4rtd
Tlumijbeclatvtaiv! to brlhiHi. th Ula cln
ap. hMltaj color txmm to th cbaek ; jmmmtMv
J"Pl5; niDctinDii dntcmu brnoc rrn
ur. rod If ft iraninc mother abundant niattunc
srjpph! for th chili. Rsrvnobw Dnxm'i Ira
Bitten U th O.NIjY troa mullein that ts not n.
tla OvntzfiM ha Tra4 Hark and rrrn-d rod Us
on vracw TAKF. NO OTHER-
Ladies
Do yoa want a pnro, bloom
ing Complexion i If so, a
few applications of lfagan's
M AGN OLIA BALM will grat
ify you to your heart's con
tent. It does away with Sal
Iowness, Bedness, Pimples.
Blotches, and all diseases and
Imperfections of tho skin. It
overcomes the flushed appear
onco of heat, fatigue anil ex
citement. It makes a lady of
THIItT Y appear but TWEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
its application.
ELY'S
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Hot a LlquultSnuffi
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from Injuriniu
U3JL
" .HAY-EEVER
A particle Is applied Into eacb nostril and ts
agreeable. Price SO cents at Drnorijtj; by
mall, registered. 60 eta. Circulars free. ELY
BR0S..rnuxlsts.nvego.N Y.
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FerKedache, nillenanr.s. Liver Cem
plalQta, lodts'retlen. Qllld bat effective-IT-aOLD
UY DUL'tJl-ISTS.
ALL'S
OR SETS
IT. OILT COK8XT mtulf that mb he twtnniri h
urciieur afttfr tfcr- we?-t tr tf not foorw
PERFECTS YSATISFACTOV
ry rrapurt, and i a rric rtiiivJM by m&itx. Mtvd
Mity of rtyleti and price. Bold br tmtimm
? tremrhtre Bwar of worUU? lmltaikw
atiri uif-ii tt a Bail's cam on Xhm box.
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PAPER;
For a ebeck fer 13) we
will print a ten-line
advertisement In One
nOltlra lliaI issues or leaa
nTlblNBlns: American News-
'DADera and "eomDlete
the work within ten days. This le at the rate
of only one-tilth of a cent a line, for 1JWJ Circu
lation I The advertisement will appear In but
a slnele issue otaoT paper, and consequent:?
will be placed before One Million different
newspaper purchasers; or Fiva Mtllioh
Kudus. If It Is true, as Is sometimes stated,
that every newspaper Is looked at by five per
sons on aa average Ten lines will accommo
date about seventy-five words Address with
copy of advertisement and check, or send 30c
for book ot 176 pases.
0E0. P R0WELL Jt CO.. 10 Spruce SU Xew
York
SHIPWAH AUTOMATIC
STEAM ENGINE
ft BsMt aWsl 9tl.M.UT
pvpMt. V aim. auvBlatJt
KteaaialOJlastML
ltu Vsa kamr aa
lsat taam I allaaa af
raalU.rorltkld
. OmaattsltvaH.
estt tor maitratadt
v-ter voA ptiM nl, frta.
J.J.WATROUS,
CLAUE.TIIjX COLONY I
CLAilE.TIO.tr COLONY Z
CLAKEnO.'.T COLONY 1
CLAHEHO.NT COLONY!
CLAHL.no.NT COLONY!
CLAItK.TlO.IT COLONY!
CLAKKJIO.NT COLONY X
A bw Boas Terj 18 dj In tb Uit yccri. On
111?, onlj St moDthi old. bj & itorei, X botels.
S cbarcbet, Kbool, newspaper, factory, foaodrr, 4
stcuabou,S train aod 1 malis d&!lr. Land rapidly
Adfanctng-. 9nd.KDd. tend hjmllm(Muta.MDa
for circular! wltb 4 maps. 36 r&otoerapbic coti ot
hooatn. All aboot tbe wonderful rrowth of oar col
ony,lti aoll.climait.markeu,biurnea opportanlUea,
bealtb. prices, tenia, and M other distinct autjecu.
Farma for ISOO ou montbtr lnsullments to tboat
baloc eraploj m?nt.wthout leaTlaf tblriltaaUon-
Addreaa J. r. XA3ICH A.Q&rcmoDLSarr7 CoW
3-tJlVS
t!NOl,E BAR RET. SIIOT QV.
t'lNlPlJBREECU LOADER.
fl.OO
5.00
4.00
DOUBLE " " JO.OO
Prleee on other gooda In pr.pertloa.
PARKER.SMITH and OTHER CUN3
er.vi iomd to tnooT close.
niostrated Catal(ue and Price List eent Free.
J. C. BANDLE & SON. 2c3&&ft
TO ADVERTISERS!
For a check for 120 we will print a ten-line
advertisement In One Million Issues of leading
American Newspapers This Is at the rate of
only one-fifth of a cent a line for 1JXO Circula
tion! Tbe advertisement will be placed before
One Million different newspaper purchasers:
or Five Mitxiox Rudiu. Ten lines will ac
commodate about "i words. Address with copy
et Adv. and cheek, or send .to cents tor Book of
1M pasts. OEO.P.ROWEU.CO.,10rECC
ir, Skw Tck.
aWaW.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.W.wHtTiar:
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENTISTS.
B. CONVKK.HE,
Kooms 5 X 6. Mitchell Block.
A. LKWI8,
6. E. Cor. Main and Market Sta.
w,
H. SMITH,
mavn or aCBiis tists carID
wotoct eatn.
Masonic Bulldlntt.
JOB PRINTERS.
H- LIMBOCKKII. 55 and 57 Arcade. Print;
er. Engraver and Fashionable Stationer.
Weddlne goods and calling cards a specialty.
CABINET MAKER.
PCTKK HULL,
aasiTMaua,raciaD iifiiik.
110 w. Main st.
UNDERTAKER.
W.
A. OEOHS CO- TmDKKTAlLEBa.
a OfUea and Waranvim. 1A W V&ln it
nesiaence in w. nun et.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
1 SULET IlItAliFOUl),
d- aisrsacrit or lxxd titlm.
conrtrncia ajd sotabv rciuc.
OfSca : Koora v. Arcade
PATTERN-MAKER.
W.
I.PAKKKK,
rATTiu Hint,
w.Vfaahlnatoa street.
Models carefully made and patterns properly
rated In all metals.
B30K BINDERS.
JOHNSO.X A OOBNE,
Liaaiu or tbi 1. 1. baeutt k sol's book
1ISDCKT,
TO West Columbia, street.
General Book Binders and Blank Book Manu
facturer. MACHINISTS.
I E.TUIINIIULL,
1. MaCaiJl.T, iSBOHMJLJOIT-OItBOXI.
17 S. Center sL
' J. I1ICKKT,
Ja Practical Machinist and G'ners.1 Job Shop,
ani1w K Wanhlnatonet
TO FAMILIES
RESIDING WITHIN A RADIUS OF 130
J1ILK-S OP CINCIMMATI. we.wUl deliver to
your railroad ataUoa or steamboat landing.
FREE OF CHARGE,
r'USEHOLD SUPPLIES. STAPLE AND FIHE
GROCERIES, WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
to tho Tilae of $3jOO nod apwurtrf. at prlce-i qaoted
InourOiacMEfca'MoxTMLr Pmcavlj-rp, mailed
on application. (Saj-artlnquantltyexeladM. Oar
repnUUoa of balf a ceotnrr has been bollt oa
boneet quantity and qnalltr. and bitter warfare
against all ad alterations, and by neTer making
an inUrepresentaUuBs.
JOSEPH R. PEEBLES' SONS,
GROCERS.
Pike's Bolldias, Cincinnati, O,
EST A TtT-TS-U-ma 1Q40.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING!
Pays Best
mnru nnnnemu nnsir I
I afpr nrji rnurtau uuhc ;
i Wcaimto no DOcivcto ALLcurroiicae.j
iLowcst Pniccs Prohpt TaaMsacnoMt J
JUOICIOUe StUCTIONS- CONSPICUOUS) Post-
tions --CmaiCNCCO Assiaranct -Unsi-J
astD Opinions and ConnctriTKLScsvici. J
AeveimaK.carre D-tetane.. Peoor. 8fcw. a..
CenMATt.'"or Cear in amy rfa-waraecnta. '
rvamtMia to Rc.eoNaieic Paans.
TRCC .e CHARGE. j
The H. P. Hubbard Co., :
SueeeaontsH-P. HU8BR0. !
jjHdicioflj Adysrtislng Agsats and Eipsrts,,
I Estakthasi 1 97 1. Incafporatttij 183$. I
i !
; New Haven Conn.
mOun 200 Paac CaTLOuc or Lcavine.'
NcwtMPCM," 8tHT Full ON ArTUCATIOM.
1
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ASTHMA
CURED!
1 SUCH TUll cea-
vures Ue atsarBtkal
GERMAN ASTHMA CURE 'yX
moex Tioieni attafit' manres txanicrubie uetr
iffrta gtirM rsra all nthrr rpfr.riusi fall
pm raJUBf for reanit. Iia aetlen la
inmcuuiia, Birrrt too rrriaiii ana a
carexa cnecceaiB mu uu-AOeUc.sUJi?ii?
'XI immmmUj sand . Ecr to m U ay ltmm.
Bm- JL Latt St- Pmmt- tsr
t am amttnr rwasnd la aaUa y Grmaa aitftaa
car.- ia- yitzv. Bwnu4m, v.
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faUa." Frf, M. r Aartra. CrMsevtOc. J. C
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TaMMla af ataUae UNm aa Ua. Ak sajarstBtl
fZirvmnm lafhna Pure fa inL" rT all rfrrier
taUataOe.aQdtoraent tymailoniTceift
of price. Trial ratbtn frett to any addrea fori
stacsp. H-ftCHiriTMA?.. H.lKtuVmtJlmm.
ANCHOR LINE
U. S. MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from Sew Tort to
Glasgow and Londonderry.
Bates of passage to or from ..Veie Turk. GUiprv,
ZVrerfcef, Lomtitmderry or Btljatt.
CABIKS.S3and3. SECOND CLASS. 30
Steerage outward or prepaid, s:o.
Anchor Line drafts Issued at Lowest Rates are
paid tm of charee In England, scot
land and Ireland.
For Books ot Tours. Tickets or other Inform
ation, apply to IlKVDEKSOS BROTllERS.
New Tort ; orJ.J.SMITII. 22H Main street.
RsrlnrflMd.
DYSPEPSJprGURED
Ce ANTI.DV8PEPTIME!
1 radical emra for all gTOMACU Traabteav,
uirenlars free. 91 fz package, poet-paid.
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